FIFA officials talked to the International FA Board about changing the rules. They need to decide if they will make the changes before the first knockout match on Sunday. The current rules have two coin tosses for penalty shoot-outs. One decides who kicks first and the other decides which end they kick from.

FIFA now wants one coin toss. The winner gets to choose and the loser gets the second choice. They think this is a fairer way to do shoot-outs.

France won the toss and kicked first in the 2022 World Cup final, but Argentina won the shoot-out. Arsenal lost both tosses in their Champions League final penalty shoot-out.

Former Arsenal chairman David Dein wanted penalty shoot-outs to be taken at both ends. He thought it was unfair for players to kick in front of the other team's fans.

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David Dein said it's unfair for teams to take kicks in front of the other team's fans. He felt this way after watching many shoot-outs.

David Dein said it's not hard to have two officials at each end. There are many cameras at big finals, so it would work.

Having two officials at each end is not complicated. There are usually 32 cameras at big finals, so the coverage would be the same.

David Dein's plan is simple. He doesn't understand why it's never been done before.

David Dein said just because something has always been done a certain way, it doesn't mean it's the best way. He thinks his plan is progress.