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IFAB approves new rule for time-wasting by goalkeepers
(MENAFN) The International football Association Board (IFAB) reported on Saturday that a fresh law was accepted for time-wasting by goalkeepers.
The IFAB, following the 139th Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Belfast, Northern Ireland, all decided to change a rule about indirect free kicks, that means in case a goalkeeper keeps the ball in his hands for more than 8 seconds -- with the referee utilizing a visual five-second countdown, the referee will give a corner kick to the opponent’s team.
The rule has mentioned beforehand that a goalkeeper has six seconds to let go of the ball before the opponent’s team is given an indirect free kick, however, it was barely implemented by officials.
Individually, there is a fresh update to the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) rule as there will be a choice for the referee to report a declaration after a VAR check or lengthy VAR review.
A declaration additionally presented a fresh series of rules to use the law of just the captain approaching the referee in particular cases.
The IFAB, following the 139th Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Belfast, Northern Ireland, all decided to change a rule about indirect free kicks, that means in case a goalkeeper keeps the ball in his hands for more than 8 seconds -- with the referee utilizing a visual five-second countdown, the referee will give a corner kick to the opponent’s team.
The rule has mentioned beforehand that a goalkeeper has six seconds to let go of the ball before the opponent’s team is given an indirect free kick, however, it was barely implemented by officials.
Individually, there is a fresh update to the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) rule as there will be a choice for the referee to report a declaration after a VAR check or lengthy VAR review.
A declaration additionally presented a fresh series of rules to use the law of just the captain approaching the referee in particular cases.
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