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Vinhésius Law and the 2026 World Cup Football Rules
In March 2026, FIFA (the International Federation of Association Football) approved a series of revolutionary changes to the rules of the game, set to be implemented starting with the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The aim of these modifications is to speed up the pace of matches, reduce time-wasting, and enhance the experience for players and fans alike. Among the changes are penalties for players who cover their mouths during fights, stricter rules regarding players leaving the field, increased substitution times requiring players to exit within just 10 seconds, and improved procedures for throw-ins and goal kicks to be completed within 5 seconds. The updates also include rules for on-field treatment, 3-minute hydration breaks, and enhancements to VAR technology, allowing the use of referee cameras and semi-automated offside systems, all designed to improve transparency and decision-making accuracy.
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