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Bundesliga set for longer games as Germany embraces more added time in soccer

Bundesliga set for longer games as Germany embraces more added time in soccer

Toronto Star20 hours ago
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Bundesliga games will take longer this season as Germany joins a drive to calculate added time more precisely.
Germany's top men's league is the latest to follow a trend set by the 2022 World Cup and the English Premier League by measuring the exact time taken up by events like red cards, penalties and injuries, and adding that amount on at the end of each half.
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