Six nations: Twenty -minute red card and protection against new rules for 2025 edition | News of rugby
The trials of the law and innovation of the rules that made his debut and continued during six nations in 2025 …
Twenty minutes of red tickets
For the first time in six countries, the players sent to technical offenses can replace the teammate after 20 minutes have passed in the initiative intended to punish players, not teams.
However, judges can still assign full and lasting red tickets for deliberate and dangerous acts of ball games.
The move was welcomed by English full Bek Freddie Steward, the recipient of the infamous red card in Dublin, which was subsequently abolished, only after Ireland took advantage of the numerical advantage to record the Grand Slam-Cincing 29-16 victory of 2023.
“It has such a significant impact on test matches, as you have seen in that game,” Steward said.
“It needs to be the right decision because it shapes the teams for teams. You can lose games on the decision. It really kills you. I’m glad they have come to the steps to correct it.
“You have seen the red tickets test matches. You can almost hear the tangling of a team fans who still have 15 on the field because they want the appropriate competition.”
‘Protection 9’
The global trial of laws intended for protecting sequins at RUCKS, Mauls and Scrums will also enter into force for six countries.
Called “Protection 9”, the amendment will see an offshore line for a team that did not possess in Scrums set on the center line of the tunnel, until a Scrm-Pol could be played while the ball is near accessories, hand or maul.
Although designed to allow cleaner and less stop, effective removal of the Scrum-Polo defense ability to compete in sequins, plus the doubt of the breakup, criticized.
“At this stage, they may even wrap the nine in a cotton wool. In my opinion, it becomes ridiculous,” said the striker of Ireland Tadhg Beirne.
“It makes it difficult for them to live in terms of that law, in the sense that you cannot touch nine inside a meter hand. When the hand is over, when the ball is, when you can go through the hand?
“It’s even worse because it’s something I like to do it obviously I won’t like it. Nine are probably delighted with him.”
The explanations of the judge at the stadium continued
After a successful debut during the Autumn Nations series, judges will continue to explain all important decisions within the games to viewers via the microphone.
This feature is part of the constant effort to bring fans closer to the key moments in the nodes and add another layer of understanding for the fans who follow.
Time restrictions on restarting
Two additional measures to accelerate play will be implemented, with the Kickers now 60 seconds after trying to capture conversions, while sequins and lines must be formed within 30 seconds.
Although the atrial, poor assessment dominated by set-in-the-top ragbi to Puristim, the game is too aware of the pressures to remain competitive and attract fresh eyeball to the sport in such a competitive landscape.
To those who are familiar with rugby, there are several convincing battles on the field than two packages are collided, but countless scripts and stops can alienate those new ones in the game.
Every measure, therefore, which ball longer plays the protagonists on the field to show their talent.
‘Touchfinder’ technology
The match officials will also be supported by the introduction of ‘Touchfinder’ in six nations 2025.
Technology, the evolution of a smart ball technology, will accurately identify where the ball crosses the touch line from the impact and where the lines should be taken away from.
2025. Male six nations of fixings
Friday 31 January
France vs Wales (8.15 hours)
Saturday 1st February
Scotland VS Italy (2.15 hours)
Ireland against England (16.45)
Saturday 8 February
Italy vs Wales (2.15 hours)
English VS France (16.45)
Sunday 9 February
Scotland VS Ireland (15:00)
Saturday 22 February
Wales VS Ireland (2.15 hours)
England against Scotland (16.45)
Sunday 23 February
Italy vs France (15:00)
Saturday 8th March
Ireland VS France (2.15 hours)
Scotland vs Wales (16.45)
Sunday 9 March
English VS Italy (15:00)
Saturday, March 15th
Italy vs Ireland (2.15 hours)
Wales VS England (16.45)
France against Scotland (20:00)
