Israeli Football League Introduces Continuous Match Clock Display Including Added Time
The Israeli Football League management announced a new regulation aligning with international standards regarding the match clock display in stadiums. Starting immediately, the game clock will run continuously from the start of each half until its end, including the added time period. Previously, most stadiums in Israel paused the clock at 45 or 90 minutes without showing the exact duration of added time. Now, the added time will be displayed on the stadium screens as determined by the match referee, although the clock itself will not run beyond the 45 or 90-minute marks. This change aims to improve transparency and clarity for fans watching matches live in stadiums.
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