Ifab is talking about counting throw-instra and goum-kicks

While the count remains a place for debate for now, FAP-Tap supports a change in the var protocol that will allow a change of a second yellow card.

It is not possible to check potential second yellow cards due to the number of potential incidents and delays.

Over the past two Premier League seasons, the Key Dirch Incident (KMI) panel ruled that 17 players were wrongly sent off for two bookings.

The proposal will now await AfAs’ annual Business meeting on 20 January for further discussion, before its likely approval at the annual meeting in Cardiff on 28 February.

Change can be strong for the next season.

The if considered a number of changes to the var protocol after fully evaluating it for the first time since it was added to the laws of the game in 2018.

However, in July, Mark Bullingham, Chief Executive of the Football Association (FACH) – FIFA – told British Sport and FIFA

FAP-Tap also discussed the ongoing re-testing of a change to the Off Law, which sees a player if there is part of their body with a second defensive player.

Much of the debate centers on the goals of the law change, and whether it is driven by controversial decisions outside of var competitions or to improve attacking play.

Supported by Arsene Wenger, FIFA’s Head of Global Football, the idea was first put forward in 2020 but concerns about the tactical impact of the game meant that it was not carried out in full tests.

The fap-tap, which meets every October to discuss possible changes to the law, has high-profile former referees, coaches and players such as Wenger, Luis Folso and Pierligi Coll