Intentionally collapsing a scrum is a serious offense in rugby and can result in severe penalties, including free kicks, penalty tries, or even yellow cards for repeat offenders. Collapsing the scrum not only endangers player safety but also undermines the integrity of the game by disrupting the flow of play and denying fair contestation. Referees are vigilant in identifying and penalizing such infractions to uphold the spirit of the sport and ensure a safe playing environment for all participants.
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