UEFA to discuss with FIFA, IFAB rule that disallowed Alvarez penalty
UEFA said the correct decision was made to disallow Julian Alvarez's penalty in Atletico Madrid's Champions League loss to city rivals Real Madrid on Wednesday but European soccer's governing body would enter discussions to review the rule.
Julian Alvarez penalty: UEFA, FIFA and IFAB to discuss whether rule needs to change after Madrid derby drama in Champions League
Julian Alvarez saw penalty controversially ruled out during Atletico Madrids shoot-out defeat to Real Madrid in Champions League last-16 tie; VAR judged Alvarez had touched the ball with his left foot before striking the shot with his right;
Uefa will raise the penalty ruling with Fifa and law-maker Ifab over "cases where a double touch is clearly unintentional" ...
IFAB, FIFA’s top refereeing body, will put into effect major changes starting from next season which could make the game ...
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UEFA to review penalty rules with football’s lawmakers IFAB over double touches after Julian Alvarez fiascoUEFA says it will hold talks with football's lawmakers over the rules on double touches on penalty kicks after Atletico ...
I don't mind FIFA adding a Super Bowl-style halftime show during the 2026 World Cup final ... as long as they don't mess with ...
The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has introduced a new rule. Here’s a breakdown of the eight-second IFAB ...
Law 12.2 currently says goalkeepers can only hold onto the ball for six seconds but it has not been properly applied for ...
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