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Crystal Palace's Hlaileli Sparks Debate Over New Substitution Rule After Man City Loss

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First reported by N12 · 11 hours ago

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Israeli player Enan Hlaileli impressed in his Premier League debut for Crystal Palace despite a 4-1 loss to Manchester City, but a new substitution rule caused controversy when he delayed leaving the pitch, leading to temporary numerical disadvantage and debate over inconsistent enforcement.

01Enan Hlaileli made a strong Premier League debut with 10 tackles, a rare feat since 2015.
02Palace lost 4-1 to Manchester City at Selhurst Park in the match.
03New substitution rule requires players to exit quickly, which Hlaileli was penalized for delaying.
04Palace played briefly with 10 men due to Hlaileli's delayed exit, sparking criticism.
05Manchester City substitutes faced no similar delay, raising fairness concerns.
06Former player Martin Keown called for rule changes due to inconsistent enforcement.

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