Rio Ferdinand predicts controversial World Cup extra-time format will come to Premier League
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Jack Marsh
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The article discusses Rio Ferdinand's prediction that the controversial 30-minute World Cup extra-time format (including golden goal or similar decisive features) will eventually be introduced to the Premier League. Ferdinand believes the FA could generate significant revenue—potentially 'hundreds of millions'—by adopting this highly divisive feature, which has sparked debate among fans and pundits about its impact on the traditional flow and fairness of league matches.
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· 2 pulledThe pundit is backing the FA to make a 'hundred million' with the highly-divisive feature
Rio Ferdinand has tipped controversial World Cup feature to arrive in Premier League
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