FIFA将试验防诈伤新规：球员恢复后等2分钟才能重新进场（国际足联试行反假伤规则：球员伤愈须隔2分钟方可重返赛场）

Explaining FIFA's Anti-Simulation Rule

The user mentioned FIFA's new rule requiring players to wait 2 minutes after recovery before re-entering the field. Since they didn't ask a question, I think they might want a summary or explanation. I'll provide a concise overview, including the rationale, context, applications, and any implications or timelines. It could also be useful to mention other similar anti-time-wasting measures, like the 10-minute concussion substitution trials. I'll keep it neutral and straightforward.Clarifying Injury Protocols in Football

I’m recalling various trials related to keeping injured players off the field. Historically, IFAB introduced a 3-minute concussion evaluation, and there have been earlier proposals for 30-second exclusions to prevent faking injuries. Recently, in 2024, IFAB approved trials for "blue card" sin bins for cynical fouls and dissent, which were later paused. By 2025, there may be a new rule requiring players needing treatment for more than 15 seconds to leave and remain off for 2 minutes. I must make sure to accurately summarize this.Explaining the Trial Protocols for Injuries

I’m outlining a trial for injury protocols where specifics may differ by competition. Typically, there are exemptions for goalkeepers, collisions or fouls leading to yellow/red cards, and situations involving penalties. I remember that in youth competitions, there’s a temporary dismissal for dissent. Back in 2019, the Chinese Super League had a 3-minute off-the-field rule for stretcher cases. In 2025, IFAB announced a trial requiring players to leave the field for at least 30 seconds or up to 2 minutes if treatment is needed, with specific exemptions.Clarifying Injury Protocols and Trials

If a player isn’t carded, they might need to stay off for 30 seconds to a minute, but there's some uncertainty around this. I think it makes sense to say "reportedly" and ask the user if they want more details or a quick explainer. My response will include key points about the scope, reasons, exceptions, and expected impact on time-wasting. I’ll also mention what to watch for regarding competitions and enforcement.

Let’s craft that response in Chinese with concise bullet points.