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The Union of European Football Associations has officially confirmed that the players will not take straight red cards from their hands or T-shirts when competing with their opponents. This rule does not apply in the upcoming season of the Champions League, European League and Conference League.

Four of the authorities published a statement, clearly clarifying their position. Instead of forfeiture, the referees have the right to evaluate the cover of the company for the purpose of disqualification as unsportsmanlike behavior, which is punishable by a yellow card..

“This, obviously, does not affect any disciplinary investigation or conduct that may result from such behavior or in connection with it,” reads the official UEFA statement.

UEFA's decision goes against the policy of FIFA President Gianni Infantino, who initiated the introduction of a direct red card for similar actions on par with the World Cup. There have already been harsh sanctions imposed at the World Cup:.

Miguel Almiron (Paraguay) - becoming the first Gravian, punished for new destruction. ero Incap? є (Ecuador) - also taking away the red card for taking from the opponent. Jude Bellingham (England) - suffered a penalty in the match against Ghani.

The problem of crowded spills on the field came to a wide resonance during the fierce hour of the Champions League match. Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni, attacking Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior, pulled his T-shirt over his face.

Vinicius called his opponent in racist images, after an official investigation by the UEFA, the Prestianni were classified as homophobic behavior, for which he was disqualified for six.

Regardless of the fact that this terrible incident became part of UEFA's most prestigious organization, the organization decided not to copy FIFA's radical rule.

In addition to the food supply under the protection of the company, UEFA has announced low other rules for the upcoming European Cup season:.

UEFA was convinced by the idea of \u200b\u200bpunishing the Gravians with a red card, which would demonstratively deprive the field as a sign of protest. Prote European tournaments have successfully adopted a rule from the World Championship that allows video assistants to check the correctness of the recognition of corner kicks.