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The New York Times · 11h

Goalkeepers have adapted to many new rules, but how might the countdown law change football?

The International Football Association Board has acted on what it sees as the rising trend of goalkeepers getting away with time-wasting

Hosted on MSN · 13h

CONFIRMED: Football to introduce significant changes to punish time-wasting goalkeepers

Football introduces a new rule to tackle goalkeeper time-wasting, replacing the six-second limit with a stricter punishment—conceding a corner kick for delays.

The Big Lead on MSN · 17h

IFAB will finally penalize goalkeepers for time wasting

That's led to the IFAB approving a new rule that will be enforced in all international competitions that stops goalkeepers from holding onto the ball for eight or more seconds. If a keeper does hold the ball for longer than that length of time, a referee will award a corner kick to the other team.

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New goalkeeper timewasting rules confirmed for 2025/26

The rule on goalkeepers holding the ball is set to be changed to make it more enforceable next season, according to a ...

SABC Sport on MSN8h

Goalkeepers to be punished with corner for holding ball more than eight seconds

The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has approved a significant change to the laws of the game that could ...

Goalkeepers to face new eight second rule from 2025/26 season | OneFootball

The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has approved a new eight-second rule that will be imposed on goalkeepers ...

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