German media: German professional league matches will change the stoppage time display on the game screen, and the duration will be accurate to the second
6686 Sports News on November 13 According to a report by De Sky, a spokesman for the German Football League (DFL) stated that changes will be made to the stoppage time display on the stadium's large screen in the future.
The spokesman said that currently the timer on the big screen in the stadium will pause after 45 minutes and 90 minutes. Spectators and teams can only see the total length of planned stoppage time, but cannot see the time that has been spent. In future, the length of stoppage time will be displayed alongside the regular time display for everyone to see until the final whistle.
The DFL stated at the press conference that the purpose of amending the rules is to increase the transparency of referee decisions and improve services for spectators at the stadium. As long as this change is approved at the conference in December this year, the change will officially take effect on January 1, 2026.
