At the Confederations Cup start on Saturday, the referees will get the right to stop fights if the fans insult the participants of the matches or the fans of the opponent.

Since the 10th Confederations Cup will take place in a country where the football matches are not infrequent, the referees have the right to suspend and even stop fights due to the discriminatory behavior of the fans.

"We are continuing a global fight against manifestations of discrimination of any kind," said Gianni Infantino, FIFA President..

"And, starting with the Confederations Cup, we give arbitrators additional powers to ensure an atmosphere of mutual respect and respect for the principles of Fair Play".

When fixing the behavior of fans, insulting the honor and dignity of other participants in the holiday of football, the arbitrators will have the right to suspend the match and make an appropriate announcement on the stadium, calling for order. In the event that the appeal does not have an effect on the offenders, the duel will be stopped.