The new amendments to football laws: a step to improve the game or additional restrictions?
The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has introduced new amendments to the laws of football aimed at improving game flow and player behavior, to be implemented starting at the 2026 World Cup.
Football expands the powers of video assistant referees, seeks to combat time-wasting
The IFAB has expanded the video assistant referee (VAR) powers to include consultations on second yellow card situations, while implementing stricter time management rules in football matches.
Football expands the powers of video assistant referees, addresses game delay
The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has expanded the powers of VAR to include consulting on second yellow cards and is introducing time limits on ball entry and player substitutions to address delays in football matches.
Possible reform to the offside rule to be tested in Canada
Football may undergo a historic change to its offside regulation beginning in the 2026-2027 season with a proposal being tested in Canada.
The 5-Second Revolution and Referee Cameras: Historic Amendments to Football Laws Before the 2026 World Cup
IFAB has approved revolutionary amendments to football laws aimed at speeding up games and eliminating time-wasting ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
New VAR Rules: A Restraint for Referees
New regulations imposed by the International Football Association Board tighten the rules for Video Assistants (VAR) and referees, leading to concerns about their operational flexibility.
Football: The VAR will soon intervene even more frequently
The international football rule-making body has expanded the powers of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) to include more game scenarios, set to take effect in the summer and potentially during the World Cup in North America.
Vinicius Law: A New Legislation That Could See the Light in the World Cup
FIFA's IFAB is considering implementing a new rule penalizing players who cover their mouths while speaking to opponents, following racially charged incidents in matches.
Ifab, new rules: no more time wasting and greater powers for VAR
The Ifab has approved new rules aimed at reducing time wasting in football matches, which will come into effect at the next World Cup and be implemented in various national leagues after the summer.
The IFAB approved new rules for the 2026 World Cup: more VAR, fewer delays, and the effect of Vinícius - Prestianni?
The IFAB has announced new rules for the 2026 World Cup aimed at reducing time-wasting, including stricter penalties for players who deliberately delay restarts.
IFAB approves new rules against time-wasting ahead of the 2026 World Cup
The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has approved new reforms aimed at reducing time-wasting in football matches, which will be implemented for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Committee approves new measures to avoid 'stalling' in football
The International Football Association Board has approved measures aimed at increasing the pace of football matches and reducing time-wasting tactics.
New Rules in Football: From VAR to Substitutions, What Will Change from the 2026 World Cup
The IFAB is introducing new football rules for the 2026 World Cup aimed at reducing time-wasting and simulations.
Throw-ins, delays, substitutions, and VAR protocol: here's how the regulations change
The International Football Association Board has approved a series of regulatory changes aimed at improving the flow of football games, effective June 1, 2026.
New rules in football: from VAR to substitutions, what will change from the 2026 World Cup
Football is adapting to modern times with new rules being implemented for the 2026 World Cup to address time-wasting and enhance game flow.
VAR gets EVEN MORE power as football lawmakers make controversial rule changes
Football's lawmakers, IFAB, have expanded the powers of VAR, allowing it to rule on more decisions, potentially leading to increased controversy.
Changes to Football Rules Approved Ahead of World Cup 2026 to Speed Up the Game: Countdown, Expanded VAR, and Quicker Substitutions
New football regulations have been approved to enhance the pace of the game and minimize intentional time-wasting, set to take effect from the 2026 World Cup.
What are the new rules being proposed in football ahead of the 2026 World Cup to reduce wasted time and increase game rhythm
The IFAB is considering the official implementation of two rules designed to reduce game interruptions and increase pace, inspired by practices in Major League Soccer.
Every new rule at World Cup 2026 as radical changes lined up after Premier League worries
Football's governing bodies are introducing new rules for the 2026 World Cup, including a five-second countdown for throw-ins and goal kicks to speed up the game.
Major rule change coming to football
A significant rule change proposed for football aims to accelerate the game by implementing time limits on throw-ins and goal kicks.
Will ‘bed football’ decrease? FIFA considers a one-minute return prohibition for injured players
FIFA is likely to implement a one-minute return prohibition for injured players to prevent game flow degradation and time loss at an upcoming meeting of the International Football Association Board (IFAB).
Premier League rule change coming after Man Utd fury and Arsenal star's apology
The Premier League is set to introduce a rule change regarding injured players, requiring them to stay off the pitch for a minimum time to prevent time-wasting during matches.
Infantino confirmed that a football revolution is coming. Here’s what Wenger's law brings
FIFA's head of global football development, Arsène Wenger, has proposed revolutionary changes to offside rules that are awaiting approval from the International Football Association Board (IFAB).