Premier League presents new guidelines on penalty shot, substitution, handball, cards for administrators, others Published on May 19, 2019 By John Owen Nwachukwu.The International Football Association Board, IFAB, has endorsed new principles and changes in front of the 2019/2020 season.

The 2018/19 Premier League battle completed last Sunday with Manchester City asserting the title. The new standards influence Freekicks, substitution, handball, dropball, and cards for supervisors. It is as of now settled that video right hand ref, VAR, will be utilized in the association next season. These modifications will hugy affect the Premier League sides. The IFAB has elucidated the circumstance concerning handball choices in front of next season

Handballs:

The new standard express that objectives will be denied if the ball coincidentally strikes a player's submit the development. A free-kick will likewise be granted outside of the punishment box if a player has inadvertently made a favorable position by dealing with the ball.

The IFAB has additionally had its state on drop balls and is meaning to dispose of 'produced' restarts. IFAB clarified that, "The current dropped ball technique regularly prompts a 'made' restart which is 'abused' unreasonably or a forceful showdown.




"Restoring the ball to the group that last played it reestablishes what was 'lost' when play was halted, aside from in the punishment region where it is easier to restore the ball to the goalkeeper. To counteract that group picking up an out of line advantage, all players of the two groups, aside from the player getting the ball, must be in any event 4m (4.5 yds) away."

Substitution:

Another standard which has been presented for next season sees some significant changes to substitutions. Presently players should leave the pitch at the closest point instead of walk gradually over the field late in diversions and sit idle.

penalty shots

This has unquestionably been late with goalkeepers exploiting on punishment circumstances for some time now. Yet, from next season they should have one foot on hold. Not exclusively should managers contact the line, they won't be permitted to contact the goalposts before the ball is kicked.

Cards for managers

Officials will currently have the option to demonstrate to them a yellow card or a red card similarly they do with players on the pitch..

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