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FIFA Trials New Rules at Gulf Cup
The International Football Federation "FIFA" emphasized during the Arabian Gulf Cup "Gulf 27" the testing of two new rules aimed at developing the game laws, reducing refereeing controversy, and minimizing time wastage. The first rule pertains to goalkeepers deliberately pretending to be injured to halt play, whereby the coach is granted 10 seconds to select a player to leave the field for one minute. If no choice is made, the team captain is required to leave the field. The second rule addresses defenders pushing opponents during set-piece situations, where the goal is disallowed and play is restarted instead of awarding a foul. The results of implementing these rules will be evaluated before making a permanent decision, with the goal of improving time management and reducing controversial incidents in matches.
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