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Accidental double-touch penalties must be retaken if scored, says IFAB
Penalties scored when a player accidentally touches the ball twice must be retaken, world soccer's lawmaking body IFAB has said after Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez had his spot kick disallowed in a Champions League last-16 match.
The laws of soccer on taking a penalty kick have been clarified after Julián Álvarez's accidental double touch helped to ...
Following the disputed ruling that negated Julian Alvarez's penalty in the Real Madrid vs. Atletico Madrid UCL game, IFAB ...
The upcoming Club World Cup will be the debut of the new ‘eight-second’ law that will punish goalkeepers for holding the ball ...
This is only one thing to be aware of ahead of next term, as other rule changes were previously announced, following IFAB's annual conference in March. Among the amendments were a new edict to prevent ...
UEFA and IFAB will adjust two rules ahead of next season's Champions League after complaints from Arsenal and Atletico Madrid ...
The update published by FIFA-backed rules panel IFAB means the kind of penalty Átletico forward Álvarez had disallowed after scoring in a shootout against Real Madrid in March should now be retaken.
If Julian Alvarez slips while taking a spot kick for Atletico Madrid at the Club World Cup this month, he will get the second ...
If a player voluntarily kicks with both feet, the alternative rule states: "An indirect free kick will be awarded (unless the ...
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