Italian league ends losing streak under new rules
This season's Serie A championship has seen noticeable changes thanks to the implementation of new refereeing rules, including reducing stoppage time and eliminating negative draws. No scoreless draws have been recorded after five rounds and 100 matches, an unprecedented figure in decades. These rules, approved by the referees led by Pierluigi Collina, involve imposing specific time limits for throw-ins and stoppage times, which has increased the actual playing time to approximately one hour. This has resulted in improved competitiveness and match quality, with more actual gameplay time, fewer interruptions, and referees restoring their reputation and enhancing their performance after the previous season's controversies surrounding referees and video assistant technology.
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