UEFA to discuss with FIFA, IFAB rule that disallowed Alvarez penalty
UEFA said the correct decision was made to disallow Julian Alvarez's penalty in Atletico Madrid's Champions League loss to city rivals Real Madrid on Wednesday but European soccer's governing body would enter discussions to review the rule.
UEFA Responds to Alvarez Goal Controversy: Potential Changes to Second Touch Rule
In essence, the second touch is defined by FIFA's regulations for the upcoming 2024-25 season. Specifically, if the penalty taker touches the ball again before it has made contact with the goal frame or any other player, this action results in an indirect free kick being awarded to the opposing team at the place of the infraction.
UEFA responds to referee decision on Julian Alvarez's double-touch penalty, provides additional video
UEFA have announced they will "enter discussions" with FIFA and IFAB (International Football Association Board) after the controversial episode that decided the penalty shootout in the Champions League between Atletico de Madrid and Real Madrid on Wednesday.
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