Eight second goalkeeper rule - what happens next?
From this summer goalkeepers will be allowed eight seconds from catching the ball to releasing it, in the latest attempt to ...
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Soccer rule change: Corner kick awarded if goalkeeper holds the ball more than 8 seconds
Soccer’s rule makers are taking another crack at reducing timewasting by goalkeepers who hold the ball for too long.
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 ...
Goalkeeper time-wasting will lead to corners being awarded from 2025-26 in IFAB rule change
Law 12.2 currently says goalkeepers can only hold onto the ball for six seconds but it has not been properly applied for ...
Kobel shares thoughts on football's latest rule change affecting goalkeepers
Borussia Dortmund’s Gregor Kobel voiced his opinion on football’s latest rule where a goalkeeper must release the ball within ...
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Eight-second goalkeeper rule - what happens next?
The new law to tackle goalkeeper time-wasting was approved ... goalkeepers will be allowed eight seconds from catching the ball to releasing it, in the latest attempt to cut down on time-wasting.
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Soccer rule change: Corner kick awarded if goalkeeper holds the ball more than 8 seconds
The International Football Association Board approved a rule change Saturday whereby the opposing team will be awarded a corner kick if a goalkeeper holds the ball for more than eight seconds.
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Eight-second goalkeeper rule - what happens next?
Referees will punish goalkeepers holding on to the ball for more than eight seconds ... to watch football semi-regularly to spot a goalkeeper catching and diving to the ground in elaborate stages.