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covering their mouths during a confrontation with an opponent or any other player on the pitch will be given a red card under a new rule approved by the International Football Association Board (IFAB
rule came into effect after Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni was accused of making discriminatory slurs to Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr with his mouth covered. , approved by the International
covering his mouth while speaking to an opponent during his side's World Cup group match against Turkey in San Francisco.** Almiron, 32, obscured his mouth with his hand while speaking to Turkey's Mert
FIFA Chief Refereeing Officer Pierluigi Collina told reporters. “These amendments aim to tackle discrimination, cut time-wasting, enhance match tempo and improve both the player and fan experience.” Here’s a look at the rule
Fifa president Gianni Infantino said he wanted to bring in something which has "a deterrent effect" and [backed a red card](/sport/football/articles/cvg3q3p3jd7o). Infantino said: "If a player covers his mouth and says something, and this
rule mandates a red card for players who cover their mouths with a hand, arm or shirt during confrontational incidents. The change was introduced after concerns that players could conceal offensive or discriminatory comments
FIFA World Cup in North America kick off Thursday with Mexico vs. South Africa and South Korea vs. Czech Republic. The first game for the United States will be against Paraguay on Friday