Fifa stand by 'Golden Goal'

Fifa will keep the 'Golden Goal' rule for next year's World Cup and beyond despite moves to scrap it from competitions in Europe.

Fifa stand by 'Golden Goal'
Wed, 03 Jan, 2001 - 17:15

Fifa will keep the 'Golden Goal' rule for next year's World Cup and beyond despite moves to scrap it from competitions in Europe.

The rule, where the team who scores first in extra-time immediately wins the match, has decided the finals of the last two European Championships but it may be replaced for next season's Champions League final and Euro 2004.

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