To be clear, half-time isn't going to be extended to 25 minutes (per a report today).
There won't be Superbowl-style half-time breaks.
It has to be discussed at The IFAB's ABM tomorrow, as it was proposed to the Football and Technical Advisory Panels last month by CONMEBOL.
There won't be Superbowl-style half-time breaks.
It has to be discussed at The IFAB's ABM tomorrow, as it was proposed to the Football and Technical Advisory Panels last month by CONMEBOL.
Several members of the Football and Technical Advisory Panels raised concerns over the idea, particularly regarding the potential negative impact on player welfare and safety resulting from a longer period of inactivity.
The Panels will not be backing this resolution.
The Panels will not be backing this resolution.
All matters raised at last month's meeting - the first step in Law changes for 2022-23 - must be discussed by the ABM.
The ABM then decides which Law changes go through to the AGM in March, which finalises any modifications to the Laws.
The ABM then decides which Law changes go through to the AGM in March, which finalises any modifications to the Laws.
Any confederation can make representations to change any part of the Laws of the Game. Many are made every year.
For instance, this year UEFA made representations to modify the wording of the offside law.
Many ideas are discussed, few go forward to the AGM.
For instance, this year UEFA made representations to modify the wording of the offside law.
Many ideas are discussed, few go forward to the AGM.
I also discussed this on @talkSPORT2 last month, when it was actually proposed by CONMEBOL, explaining why it wouldn't come into Law.
This is simply the next procedural step for The IFAB.
This is simply the next procedural step for The IFAB.
https://twitter.com/DaleJohnsonESPN/status/1453396897218113543?s=20
Now officially official as set out yesterday. The IFAB confirms there will be no plan to change half-time to 25 minutes. 
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