Lax officiating speeds up World Cup and fitness decides stars
It has been observed in the current World Cup that refereeing has become more lenient, which has contributed to increasing the pace and tempo of the matches and reducing stoppage times. This has led to a higher goal rate and more competitiveness between teams. The changes mainly focus on allowing play to continue after minor contacts, resulting in faster and more intense matches, with increased accelerations and quick sprints among players, especially those requiring high physical effort. Conversely, players returning from injuries face challenges in keeping up with the high rhythm, raising concerns about a rise in injuries, particularly among those with multiple muscle injuries.
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