MOSCOW, May 6. The International Football Federation (FIFA) and the International Football Council associations (IFAB) are considering options for introducing net playing time in football and reducing the match from 90 to 60 minutes, former FIFA referee Mark Clattenburg said in an opinion column in the Daily Mail. which added too many or too few minutes to the main time of the match. Now, according to Clattenburg, this issue is being studied by Pierluigi Collina, FIFA and IFAB, as an organization that has the right to change the rules of the game in football. It is proposed to stop the stopwatch if the ball goes out of play, if a player is injured, and also when the referee issues a warning and talks to someone.
