Starting this season, Premier League teams will no longer be releasing team news 60 minutes before they play matches. Instead, they will be announcing their starting lineups and their benches 75 minutes before they kick off because of a new rule that was brought in this summer. It’s one of several new rules that have been implemented to help improve the English top flight for the 2024/25 campaign.
While the decision to push the release of team news forward by 15 minutes might seem miniscule to most and not really worth the effort of changing the rules to some, the Premier League actually has a good reason for deciding to make the switch. For years, the laws of the game meant clubs couldn’t release team news until exactly 60 minutes before they were due to play, but now that has changed as the FA want to be more closely aligned with their European companions.
Teams Will Announced Their Lineups 75 Minutes Before Games Because of UEFA
The decision is to keep the Premier League aligned with the European footballing body
The decision to change the time that team news is allowed to be shared from 60 minutes before a game to 75 minutes before is so that the Premier League is more closely aligned with UEFA, as the European footballing body employs a similar law for European matches.
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