World Rugby is reportedly discussing a radical red card upgrade system at this year’s World Cup in the wake of England fullback Freddie Steward’s controversial sending off.
It is understood that there is a growing reluctance from referees to give red cards for similar “grey area” incidents at the World Cup, which kicks off in six months’ time, and the new law could help reduce such instances for on-field officials.further reports that World Rugby is exploring an innovative law change that would see yellow cards upgraded to reds by television officials at France 2023.
The governing body will come to a decision over the next two months, the English news outlet stated, after exploring logistical hurdles and consulting with stakeholders, including players and coaches.
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