
FIFA Introduces New Red Card Rule for Mouth-Covering Players at World Cup
FIFA and the International Football Association Board (IFAB) have announced a new rule for the upcoming World Cup, imposing a red card sanction on players who cover their mouths during verbal altercations. This change is part of broader preparations for the tournament, which also includes increased prize money for participating teams.
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