League is against rule change
No overtime madness in the Super League
In Switzerland, the rules for referees remain untouched for the time being. There won’t be crazy long stoppage times like at the Winter World Cup.
14 minutes of stoppage time: There won’t be such crazy stoppage times as at the World Cup in Qatar this season in the Super League.
Matthew Dubachreporter sports
After the World Cup in Qatar, the Swiss Football League and the SFV took a close look at all sorts of findings from the tournament. One of the central questions in the analysis: will the new stoppage time rule also be introduced in Swiss football?
At the World Cup, the referees were required to make up for interruptions more consistently. The result, especially in the group games: An aftermath madness with additional game phases after each half. England against Iran, for example, only ended after an incredible 117 minutes.
But now the Super League (and all other leagues in Switzerland) are spared stoppage times of 10 minutes or more for the time being. The SFV and the league announce that there will be no rule adjustments for the second phase of the season. “Consequently, there will be no increase in overtime, among other things,” it says.
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