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Three red cards for hair pulling in 2026 - is it time to change law?

BBC News· May 2, 2026 · 9:25 PM · 39 views

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Three players have seen red this season for hair pulling, sparking debate over the current rules. With Sunderland's Dan Ballard being the latest, fans and experts question if every incident should result in a dismissal. Could a new rule distinguish between accidental and intentional pulls? The discussion continues as football's rulebook faces potential changes. #Football #RedCard #VAR #SportsDebate #PremierLeague

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