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An extra substitution sounds like a minor administrative change. In practice it rewrote the second half of the season: coaches who once protected a lead by parking a tired midfield now refresh it wholesale at the hour mark, shifting where and when games are actually decided.
The clubs slowest to adjust their substitution planning were, by the numbers, the ones conceding the most goals in the final twenty minutes.
Games are now decided later
Clubs slow to adapt their substitution planning to the extra sub rule conceded disproportionately more goals in the final twenty minutes.
What this means in practice
A small rules change can move the point in a match where the result is actually decided.
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