UEFA have confirmed they will hold talks with FIFA and IFAB over the double-touch penalty rule after the Julian Alvarez controversy on Wednesday. Alvarez’s penalty for Atletico in their ...

The best proof that there has been no penalty for what was decided in the Metropolitano is that FIFA has decided that one and the other, that is, the main referee and the VAR, form a couple in the ...

"UEFA will enter discussions with FIFA and IFAB to determine whether the rule should be reviewed in cases where a double touch is clearly unintentional." Image: Julian Alvarez was deemed to have ...

Uefa will raise the penalty ruling with Fifa and law-maker Ifab over "cases where a double touch is clearly unintentional" after Julian Alvarez's goal was disallowed. His penalty was ruled out and ...

Fans have been given a clear explanation as to why Julian Alvarez's penalty ... to determine that Alvarez hit the ball twice. UEFA don't use the method as FIFA for their competitions.

Barcelona are planning to prise Julian Alvarez away from Atletico Madrid, according to MARCA. The Argentine arrived at the Metropolitan Stadium last summer from Manchester City and has taken to Diego ...

UEFA will initiate conversations with FIFA and IFAB to determine if the rules should be revised in cases where the double touch is clearly accidental." The Atlético fan groups have questioned the ...

Julian Alvarez believes Argentina ... Argentina subsequently secured their place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Speaking after the game, Alvarez insisted that his team would have scored more had ...