Before the vote, Lions head coach Dan Campbell, speaking at the Annual League Meeting in Palm Beach, Florida, made his pitch ...

The reason given for the proposal is this: “Competitive equity. Current penalty enforcement is too punitive for the defense.” There’s currently no reason to think the proposed change will generate ...

The IFAB (International Football Association Board) laws of the game prohibit a player taking the penalty kick from playing the ball twice before it has touched another player, or the ball stops ...

The reasoning behind the first proposal was for, “Competitive equity. Current penalty enforcement is too punitive for the defense.” The second proposal wants to tweak the current playoff ...

When offering a reason for the proposal, the Lions wrote, "Competitive equity. Current penalty enforcement is too punitive for the defense." Several rules designed to improve player safety have ...

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 ...

The Premier League has explained why Fulham were controversially denied a penalty in the opening minutes of their clash against Liverpool. After Andreas Pereira robbed Ibrahima Konate in his own ...

What do the rules say? Article 14.1 of the IFAB (International Football Association Board) laws of the game concerns penalties. The rules state: "The kicker must not play the ball again until it ...

The Lions initially made the proposal in an effort to gives defenses more of a chance and not be fully punished for committing such penalties ... chance to possess the football, but the period ...