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The 30-Minute Rule: What Extra Time Means in World Cup Knockouts
sports19 days ago

The 30-Minute Rule: What Extra Time Means in World Cup Knockouts

The article explains that, in World Cup knockout matches, if the 90 minutes are tied, a 30-minute extra-time period (two 15-minute halves with a sides swap and an extra substitution) is played to produce a winner; if still tied, a penalty shootout decides the match. It covers the history of extra time, including golden goals, its frequency in past tournaments, and how modern factors like hydration breaks can affect stoppage time and the drama of extra time.

via The New York Times|
#extra-time#football-rules#knockout-stage
VAR Expanded and Tempo Rules Set for World Cup
sports4 months ago

VAR Expanded and Tempo Rules Set for World Cup

IFAB approved a broader VAR remit for the World Cup (including corners and wrong-team bookings) and introduced tempo measures to curb stoppages—countdowns on goal-kicks, throw-ins and substitutions, plus a 10-second rule for substitutes and a one-minute delay for players coming off injured. Changes take effect June 1 for the 2026-27 season, with trials planned on offside (Wenger’s daylight-offside in Canada) and other topics such as mouth-covering rules and DOGSO extensions to cover teammates. Some leagues, notably the Premier League, are expected to opt out of corner reviews. There are exemptions (goalkeepers unaffected, penalties and certain bookings), and a continued lack of consensus on tackling tactical timeouts.

via BBC|
#football-rules#ifab#sports
Big 12 penalizes officials for game errors in Kansas-Missouri match
sports10 months ago

Big 12 penalizes officials for game errors in Kansas-Missouri match

The Big 12 Conference removed an officiating crew from its next assignment after an error during the Kansas vs. Missouri football game, where a punt was allowed on a free kick, violating NCAA rules. The incident involved Missouri's unusual kickoff due to a kicker injury, leading to a punt instead of a legal kick, which prompted the disciplinary action. The game also featured other controversial officiating decisions.

via KU Sports|
#big-12#football-rules#kansas-missouri-game
Emiliano Martinez's Controversial Escape: Aston Villa vs Lille Analysis
sports2 years ago

Emiliano Martinez's Controversial Escape: Aston Villa vs Lille Analysis

Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez received a second yellow card during a penalty shootout against Lille in the UEFA Conference League quarter-final but was not sent off due to a rule that does not carry warnings and cautions into penalties. The International Football Association Board (IFAB) states that warnings and cautions issued during the match are not carried forward into penalties. Martinez's initial booking for time-wasting was not carried over into the shootout, allowing him to continue and save a crucial spot-kick, ultimately sealing Villa's place in the semi-finals.

via The Athletic|
#aston-villa#emiliano-martinez#football-rules