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IFAB Change Major Rule After Julian Alvarez’s Controversial Penalty vs Real Madrid
Real Madrid reigned supreme by winning the penalty shootout 4-2 with Alvarez, Angel Correa and Marcos Llorente both missing. But it was the former’s penalty, one which bypassed Thibaut Courtois with relative ease, that grabbed the attention of the headlines.
The controversy surrounding Alvarez's penalty against Real Madrid has resulted in a change of the law on spot kicks.
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Julian Alvarez: Double-Touch Penalty Rule Change Confirmed After Champions League ControversyIFAB have made a change to penalty rules following Julian Alvarez's 'double touch' disallowed penalty in Atletico Madrid's vs ...
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Wanting to avoid penalty kicks, Oswego’s Jordyn Washington gets open for a shot. And scores. ‘You never know.’ The last thing ...
IFAB sent a notice to clubs, leagues and players stating that any penalty kick that results in an accidental double touch ...
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