The Brasileirão was clocking 52:54 of ball-in-play before the World Cup pause, well shy of FIFA’s 60‑minute ideal. CBF and OPTA crunched the numbers and found that even Europe’s top flights fall short: Premier League 55:23, La Liga 55:09, Serie A 54:28, while Ligue 1 and the Bundesliga both sit at 56:17 (data from the 2026 season). The study mapped out roughly 6:22 of recoverable time per match by tweaking foul calls, ball replacement, VAR, and medical attention, so the path to at least matching the big leagues is right there
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The Brasileirão was clocking 52:54 of ball-in-play before the World Cup pause, well shy of FIFA’s 60‑minute ideal. CBF and OPTA crunched the numbers and found that even Europe’s top flights fall short: Premier League 55:23, La Liga 55:09, Serie A 54:28, while Ligue 1 and the Bundesliga both sit at 56:17 (data from the 2026 season). The study mapped out roughly 6:22 of recoverable time per match by tweaking foul calls, ball replacement, VAR, and medical attention, so the path to at least matching the big leagues is right there
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