UEFA to discuss with FIFA, IFAB rule that disallowed Alvarez penalty
UEFA said the correct decision was made to disallow Julian Alvarez's penalty in Atletico Madrid's Champions League loss to city rivals Real Madrid on Wednesday but European soccer's governing body would enter discussions to review the rule.
The Controversy of Alvarez's Penalty: UEFA vs. IFAB and the Future of Football Regulations
The recent invalidation of Alvarez's penalty has not only stirred debate but has also illuminated the complexities surrounding football's rule-making authority. This article delves into the intricacies of the regulatory framework governing football and raises pressing questions about its adaptability to the evolving sport landscape.
Alvarez thought he had scored from the spot during the penalty shootout in his side's Champions League last-16 defeat to Real ...
The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has introduced a new rule. Here’s a breakdown of the eight-second IFAB ...
That's led to the IFAB approving a new rule that will be enforced in all international competitions that stops goalkeepers from holding onto the ball for eight or more seconds. If a keeper does hold ...
Law 12.2 currently says goalkeepers can only hold onto the ball for six seconds but it has not been properly applied for ...
The International Football Association Board (IFAB), have unanimously approved a new law to curb time-wasting by ...
The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has approved a rule to award a corner-kick against a goalkeeper holding ...
UEFA said it'll "enter discussions with FIFA and IFAB" over a possible change to the rule that saw Julián Álvarez's penalty ...
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