FIFA considering new ‘mercy rule’ to help teams after Man Utd’s 7-0 loss vs Liverpool
FIFA are considering a new rule to help clubs who are being humiliated by their opponents after Manchester United's 7-0 loss to Liverpool.
Fifa’s referees’ chief Pierluigi Collina questioned Andy Madley's decision to add only three minutes of injury time in the humiliation at Anfield. But, he admitted FIFA could bring in a "mercy rule" in those situations.
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Madley added just three minutes to the end of Liverpool's big win, despite six goals being scored in the game and 10 substitutions being made.
FIFA are still pushing for lengthier stoppage time, as seen at the World Cup. But, the Premier League are yet to adopt that.
And Collina believes referees used 'common sense' to help the Red Devils and West Ham United at th...