'Yes, I'm sorry~' Atletico Madrid was right! The International Football Council, which 'has fixed the barn after losing a cow', applies penalty kick revision rules starting next season

'Yes, I'm sorry~' Atletico Madrid was right! The International Football Council, which 'has fixed the barn after losing a cow', applies penalty kick revision rules starting next season

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In the end, the unfair judgment against Julián Alvarez was concluded. However, about three months after the incident, the injustice will not be resolved.
The International Football Council (IFAB), the organization in charge of revising soccer rules, revised the related rules about three months after Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez was canceled in the shootout against Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League on the 4th (Korea Standard Time).
"If a penalty kicker uses both feet in the process of kicking the ball or the ball hits the stepping foot immediately after kick, the penalty kicker will kick again when scoring a goal, and if the kick fails, an indirect free kick will be given," the IFAB said in an official letter. "In a penalty shootout, it will be recorded as a failure."

Code 14 with the relevant phrase has fatal drawbacks. The IFAB said, "The situation in which a penalty kicker slips when kicking a ball and touches the ball with both feet is different. The existing penalty kick rules target situations in which the ball hits the post without hitting the goalkeeper and the kicker touches the ball again. However, such cases are very rare."
Therefore, it is unfair for the kicker to apply the rules on the same line as the situation and the accidental situation in which he slides and touches the ball twice. However, it is disadvantageous to the goalkeeper to pass it as it is because the trajectory of the ball changes. Therefore, if a situation like Alvarez occurs during a penalty shootout, he must try again," he said, admitting his mistake and revising the rules. 바카라사이트
However, Atletico Madrid, which have already failed to qualify for the Champions League due to the rule, have gained nothing. "The timing of the IFAB's revision has angered fans and they believe that they have been unfairly eliminated from the tournament," British media Golcom said on Sunday. The revised rule will be officially applied from next season.