Mikel Arteta's efforts have led to a change in football's laws to prevent coaches from being red-carded for accidental rule infringements. The new rule will make such incidents an indirect free-kick instead of a red card from next season.
Mikel Arteta 's influence has led to a change in football's laws to prevent coaches from being red-carded for accidental rule infringements during play. The new rule will take effect from next season, making such incidents an indirect free-kick instead of a red card. This change addresses the strictness of current laws, which can lead to harsh punishments for innocent mistakes.
The International FA Board has agreed to propose these and other minor alterations, including allowing referees to explain VAR decisions over stadium tannoys
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