A new rule appears against the Dibu Martínez style

FIFA would evaluate limiting the range of action of goalkeepers in penalty shootouts.

Penalties are that moment in football in which the players have the greatest advantage over the goalkeepers. However, the question began to be studied and, little by little, the custodians of the three sticks were gaining tools to influence their rivals, in that psychological game that is experienced in the previous shots. A paradigmatic case was what happened with Emiliano Martínez in the World Cup in Qatar.

Although it was not something new for Dibu (remembering the round against Colombia in the Copa América and his "tea as a brother"), after taking place in front of the eyes of the whole world during the World Cup, now from FIFA and the International Board, the body that defines the rules in soccer, analyzes limiting this type of behavior on the edge of the regulation before penalties.

The World Cups have often been drivers of changes in football and Qatar may have marked a before and after for goalkeepers. According to the English newspaper The Sun, the entities that regulate this sport will make modifications to the regulations so that they cannot alter the times in the executions or interact in any way with the kickers.