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Steward backs introduction of 20-minute red cards
The Guardian
|January 27, 2025
Freddie Steward has praised the Six Nations' decision to introduce 20-minute red cards, hailing it as "good for the game".
Freddie Steward has praised the Six Nations' decision to introduce 20-minute red cards, hailing it as "good for the game". The England full-back was shown a red card against Ireland in Dublin two years ago which was subsequently rescinded and he believes the game's increasingly fine margins makes the new initiative a fairer solution.
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