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AFL players forced to miss at least one match under new concussion rules – ABC News
Players will not be allowed to play a game for at least 12 days after a concussion, under new rules released by the AFL.
The AFL has confirmed players would be sidelined for a minimum of 12 days after suffering a concussion, under stricter protocols for the upcoming women’s and men’s seasons.
- Over the 12 days, players will be gradually reintroduced to training but may miss more time depending on symptoms
- Last year, players were only forced to sit out six days after a concussion
- The AFL is expecting to appoint someone as its “concussion lead” in the next few weeks
It means players will miss at least one match and possibly…
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