FIFA enforces stricter penalties for expulsion at 2026 World Cup

The International Football Association Board (IFAB) approved new rule modifications that will be implemented starting from the 2026-2027 season. The goals are to combat discrimination, reduce time-wasting, and increase the speed of play. Among the changes, red cards will be issued to players who cover their mouths during matches, and sanctions will be imposed on those who withdraw in protest of the referee's decision, with the withdrawing team considered the loser. Additionally, a 5-second countdown system will be introduced for throw-ins and goal kicks, and players being substituted will have a 10-second limit to leave the field, with exceptions for injuries and security reasons. The modifications also specified that the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) protocol will undergo more frequent reviews, allowing intervention for clear errors before play resumes. Furthermore, three-minute hydration breaks will be introduced during each half, and the misuse of goalkeepers' treatment times for timeouts will be prohibited.

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