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Premier League referees will clamp down on time-wasting next season with large amounts of added time likely to match that of last year's World Cup.

The tournament in Qatar saw some games comfortably top the 100-minute mark with as much as 14 minutes added on between the first and second halves.

A similar approach has been used during the ongoing Women's World Cup in Australia. The Guardian reports that a new set of regulations has been agreed upon by the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) and law maker Ifab to try and combat growing sense of frustration at certain methods of game management.

Measures will include tracking the exact duration of goal celebrations, having players receive medical treatment off-field when possible and increasing strictness when managing slow set-pieces. ALSO READ: Top ten most aggressive United and City players revealed in study A study by Opta in May - two weeks before the Premier League season ended - found that the ball was in play for an average of just 54 minutes and 46 seconds during during the 2022/2023 campaign up until that point.

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