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Israeli Football Association Proposes Major Changes to League Regulations Including Match Replays and Harsher Fan Penalties

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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago

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The Israel Football Association plans major rule changes to address fan violence in the Premier League, including mandatory match replays without spectators and tougher point deductions. The disciplinary process will be faster, and penalties for away fan misconduct will be more stringent, with provisions to protect key playoff matches.

01Israel Football Association proposes mandatory match replays behind closed doors after fan disruptions.
02Point deductions for fan-related match cancellations will increase from one to two points.
03Disciplinary decisions on match outcomes will be made within 48 hours of cancellation.
04Away fans' responsibility leads to replays without away supporters and costs borne by visiting teams.
05Ticket sale bans for away fans will not be served twice against the same opponent and are postponed in key playoff matches.
06Clubs can reduce point penalties by proving effective actions against offending fans.

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