Changes in arbitration reshape the World Cup
The article focused on the most lenient refereeing style in the World Cup, which favors minimizing minor fouls and allowing play to continue more often. This approach has led to faster, more physically intense matches, with fewer fouls and a higher goal-scoring rate during the group stage. As a result, the rhythm of the games has been enhanced, increasing the players' physical challenge, although the changes also raise concerns about the difficulty players with less fitness may face in meeting the new demands.
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