from101GREATGOALS.COM1 week agoFA chief Bullingham says there is no reason to extend power of VARMark Bullingham stated, 'We don't think there's any need to extend the use of VAR.' He believes the current model already causes sufficient disruptions during match play.Soccer (FIFA)
fromwww.theguardian.com1 month agoSoccer (FIFA)Offside law changed after Swedish third-tier club's pressure pays off
fromESPN.com2 months agoSoccer (FIFA)Wenger eyes 'daylight' offside law 'in one year'Arsene Wenger advocates for a new offside rule to favor attackers, potentially to be implemented within a year.
Soccer (FIFA)fromwww.90min.com5 months agoRadical time-wasting rule to be introduced across world football in 2025/26Referees will award corners for time-wasting goalkeepers starting from the 2025/26 season to reduce delays in play.
fromwww.theguardian.com1 month agoSoccer (FIFA)Offside law changed after Swedish third-tier club's pressure pays off
Soccer (FIFA)fromwww.bbc.com1 month agoLaw change on 'double-touch' penalties after Alvarez disputeAccidental successful double-touch penalties in football will now be allowed to be retaken, addressing previous ambiguities in the rules.
Soccer (FIFA)fromESPN.com2 months agoWenger eyes 'daylight' offside law 'in one year'Arsene Wenger advocates for a new offside rule to favor attackers, potentially to be implemented within a year.
Soccer (FIFA)fromwww.90min.com5 months agoRadical time-wasting rule to be introduced across world football in 2025/26Referees will award corners for time-wasting goalkeepers starting from the 2025/26 season to reduce delays in play.
fromESPN.com1 month agoPenalty law changed after Alvarez controversyThe laws on penalty kicks were clarified to allow retakes for accidental double touches after a goal has been scored.
fromwww.bbc.com2 months agoPremier League to adopt 'only the captain' rule to approach refereesOnly captains may approach referees during matches starting next season to enhance respect and reduce misconduct.
English Premier Leaguefromwww.bbc.com4 months agoEight second goalkeeper rule - what happens next?Goalkeepers will have eight seconds to release the ball to reduce time-wasting.
Soccer (FIFA)fromESPN.com5 months agoCorners to be given to combat GK time-wastingGoalkeepers will now concede a corner kick for holding the ball beyond a new eight-second limit, changing the enforcement of ball possession laws.
