The International Board (Ifab) approved extending the option of five changes in national competitions ending in December 2021 and the international ones that will conclude in July 2022, as well as teach from the next time permanent additional replacements for possible concussions.
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By videoconference at its annual meeting, members of the Ifab agreed that the current impact of the pandemic in football it must remain constantly under review to take appropriate action, so the General Assembly to be held on March 5, 2021 will again review the temporary amendment to Act 3, which allows for all five changes.
Regarding substitutions for possible cases of concussions, the Ifab decided apply protocols as trials from next year after consultations with subject matter experts, team physicians, player representatives, coaches, competition organizers, referees and game rules experts.
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In the event of a possible or real concussion, the player in question must permanently retire from the game to protect his well-being, but his team must not stay. numerical disadvantage.
For the Ifab this measure prevents a player from suffering another commotion during the match, as the multiple incidents of head injuries can have consequences very serious; sends a strong message because in case of doubt the player is withdrawn but there is no numerical disadvantage and reduces the pressure on the personal physician to make a quick assessment.
It can also be applied to all levels of the game, including the part of football that is played without qualified doctors or staff.
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Regarding the hands and the different interpretations, the Ifab pointed out that its members agreed that the Annual General Assembly (AGM) next March should examine further clarifications and agree that referees will have to judge the position of the hand / arm in relation to the player’s movement so that “the body takes up more space unnaturally”.
As reported by the Ifab, during the session of the FIFA reported on possible future practical considerations related to offside and the latest advances in VAR, in particular on future innovations to have more affordable systems that allow competition organizers with more limited budgets to be able to use this technology.
EFE