These will be the law changes for the Champions League

There are four clubs which will fight for a place in the much sought after final and the two who meet could end up having different laws which IFAB are introducing from 1st June. 

One of them is to do with free-kicks. In the wall there will be any player from the attacking team in the wall as well as them having to be at least a metre away from it.

This measure has been carried out to avoid that unsporting situations occur which can cause tension on the field of play. On the other hand, accidental handballs which end up as a goal or which help to score a goal will be illegal. 

"Football does not accept goals scored by a hand in any case," says the IFAB on this measure. 

Also, the team which wins the coin toss could choose which half to attack. Now they can choose whether to kick off or not. The referees should keep an eye on the kits of the two teams to avoid any kind of clash. 

Regarding penalties, the goalkeepers will only have to have one foot on the line and they will not be allowed to touch the posts.