A group of men and boys play a friendly soccer match in solidarity with young players who wear turbans Saturday, June 15, 2013 in Montreal. Soccer's international rule-making body has given a final go-ahead to allow players to wear religious head coverings during games, clarifying an issue that stirred controversy in Quebec last summer. A FIFA panel known as the International Football Association Board made the decision Saturday, extending a two-year trial period during which hijabs were permitted. Turbans will also be allowed. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson