New rule to combat time-wasting: Goalkeepers face eight-second limit

Online Writer IN a significant move to curb time-wasting in football, the International Football Association Board (IFAB) has officially approved a new rule set to take effect next season. Under the new regulation, goalkeepers who hold the ball for more than eight seconds will concede a corner kick to the opposing team. This decision comes […]

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