World Cup Knockout Stage Extra Time Rules Explained
In the single-elimination phase of the World Cup, matches tied after regulation time proceed to an extra period. This consists of two 15-minute halves, adding 30 minutes of play to the game.
The rule ensures a winner is decided on the pitch before a potential penalty shootout.
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