Professional football players in Scotland are to be banned from heading the ball in training a day before and after a match.
Clubs are also being told to limit exercises that involve repetitive headers to once a week.
The new guidelines come after Glasgow University research found former footballers were three-and-a-half times more likely to die from brain disease.
Experts believe there could be a link to repetitive heading of the ball.
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