Premier League introduces six major rule changes for 2024/25 season that every fan must know before it starts

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The Premier League’s Back, and So Are a Handful of Rule Changes!

As Manchester United and Fulham take to the pitch on Friday, we welcome the return of the Premier League for another thrilling season. And in true Premier League fashion, several tweaks have been made to keep us on our toes. From the top, here are six key changes worth knowing about.

Five-Sub Rule Revamped: No More Limitations on Substitutions!

You used to be limited to just three subs on any given matchday. Not this season! The Premier League has since upped the ante to five substitute players per team. The motivation behind this change? Well, according to the Premier League, “teams can now make five substitutions at any one time”, allowing for greater flexibility in terms of squad management.

The Multiball System: A Novel Approach

You might have seen this trial during the Euros – multiple balls on cones for quick resuming of play. This has now been adopted in the Premier League for a smoother flow. We’re excited to see how this affects those crucial moments in matches.

Updated Time-Added Rule: A Clearer Approach

Who remembers that stoppage time fiasco towards the end of last season? This change should put an end to lengthy debates. Now, referees will add time if there are more than 30 seconds between a goal being scored and the restart. Clear, concise – and, hopefully, more accurate.

A Sneeak Peek at Early Team News

Want to stay ahead of the game (pun intended)? You’ll now get vital team news 75 minutes before kickoff instead of 60 minutes. That 15-minute window might make all the difference for FPL enthusiasts, or casual fans looking to get their favorite team’s lineup just right!

Next-Gen Offside Calls with Semi-Automated Technology

Computer vision cameras are taking charge in the Premier League this season to track player positions and the ball’s trajectory. Automated offside recordings will be sent to the VAR Hub to fast-track decisions – and those decisions will be communicated to referees within 30 seconds. Expect tighter offside calls, folks!

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