This document provides guidance for referees on officiating final series football matches. It discusses how finals series football differs from regular season matches in terms of stakes and intensity. It recommends preparations like player and technical area management. It describes refereeing priorities during matches like ensuring a fair result. It outlines procedures for extra time, penalty shootouts, and substitutions if a team has fewer than 7 players during kicks from the penalty mark. The document concludes with answers to refereeing questions on these finals series procedures.
A goal is scored when the whole of the ball passes over the goal line, between the goalposts and under the crossbar, provided that no offence has been committed by the team scoring the goal.
If a referee signals a goal before the ball has passed wholly over the goal line, play is restarted with a dropped ball.
The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of officials, scorers, timers, and commissioners in a basketball game. It states that officials are responsible for enforcing rules and supervising the game. The scorer and assistant scorer are tasked with accurately tracking points, fouls, timeouts, and substitutions. The timer operates the game and shot clocks to properly measure playing time, timeouts, and intervals between periods. The commissioner, if present, oversees the work of other officials and helps resolve any issues that arise.
1) The document outlines the procedures for penalty kicks and kicks from the penalty mark. It discusses the roles of the referee and assistant referee for penalties and lists the requirements that must be met before a penalty can be taken.
2) It describes the infringements that can occur before, during and after a penalty kick and the outcomes depending on if a goal is scored. Feinting is allowed but can result in a caution for unsporting behavior.
3) For kicks from the penalty mark, it provides the procedures including that teams take 5 kicks each with the winner being the team that scores more goals, and if tied, kicks continue until one team has more goals from the same number of kicks.
The document provides information about recreational sports and services at SIU, including eligibility requirements, captain roles, ID policies, equipment guidelines, default/forfeit policies, protests, sportsmanship rules, and postseason eligibility for intramural sports leagues. It also summarizes the rules for various sports like indoor soccer, including substitutions, fouls/free kicks, overtime procedures, and yellow/red card policies for misconduct. Modifications for co-rec leagues are noted, and contact information is provided for questions.
The document provides rules and guidelines for intramural basketball. It discusses proper attire, sportsmanship expectations, eligibility requirements, forfeits, equipment, and basic rules of play. It also covers specifics of men's, women's, and co-rec basketball leagues including scoring, free throws, and lane restrictions. Technical fouls, substitutions, overtime periods, and fouls are also outlined. The document aims to inform participants of Rowan University's intramural basketball policies and procedures.
Futsal is played between two teams of 5 players each, with a goalkeeper on each team. A match can be played with a minimum of 3 players per team. Teams can have up to 7 substitutes. The pitch is rectangular with dimensions ranging from 25m to 42m in length and 16m to 25m in width. The rules cover equipment, substitutions, restarts, fouls and misconduct.
This document provides an overview of the Laws of the Game for a coaching course. It begins by outlining the aims of developing theoretical knowledge and opportunities to develop refereeing skills. It then discusses each Law in brief sections, highlighting key terminology, procedures, and decisions. For example, it summarizes Law 1 on the field of play including field markings and dimensions of goals. Throughout it poses questions to check understanding and provides concise summaries of the Laws and scenarios to enhance learning.
This document contains rules and guidelines for refereeing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitions. It outlines the authority and duties of referees, including awarding points and penalties, stopping matches when necessary, and handling disputes. Refereeing can be done by one central referee or three total referees. Video replay may also be used to correct referee decisions. The duties of referees are to begin matches, check uniforms, position athletes, call starts and stops, intervene when needed, and signal scores throughout.
A goal is scored when the whole of the ball passes over the goal line, between the goalposts and under the crossbar, provided that no offence has been committed by the team scoring the goal.
If a referee signals a goal before the ball has passed wholly over the goal line, play is restarted with a dropped ball.
The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of officials, scorers, timers, and commissioners in a basketball game. It states that officials are responsible for enforcing rules and supervising the game. The scorer and assistant scorer are tasked with accurately tracking points, fouls, timeouts, and substitutions. The timer operates the game and shot clocks to properly measure playing time, timeouts, and intervals between periods. The commissioner, if present, oversees the work of other officials and helps resolve any issues that arise.
1) The document outlines the procedures for penalty kicks and kicks from the penalty mark. It discusses the roles of the referee and assistant referee for penalties and lists the requirements that must be met before a penalty can be taken.
2) It describes the infringements that can occur before, during and after a penalty kick and the outcomes depending on if a goal is scored. Feinting is allowed but can result in a caution for unsporting behavior.
3) For kicks from the penalty mark, it provides the procedures including that teams take 5 kicks each with the winner being the team that scores more goals, and if tied, kicks continue until one team has more goals from the same number of kicks.
The document provides information about recreational sports and services at SIU, including eligibility requirements, captain roles, ID policies, equipment guidelines, default/forfeit policies, protests, sportsmanship rules, and postseason eligibility for intramural sports leagues. It also summarizes the rules for various sports like indoor soccer, including substitutions, fouls/free kicks, overtime procedures, and yellow/red card policies for misconduct. Modifications for co-rec leagues are noted, and contact information is provided for questions.
The document provides rules and guidelines for intramural basketball. It discusses proper attire, sportsmanship expectations, eligibility requirements, forfeits, equipment, and basic rules of play. It also covers specifics of men's, women's, and co-rec basketball leagues including scoring, free throws, and lane restrictions. Technical fouls, substitutions, overtime periods, and fouls are also outlined. The document aims to inform participants of Rowan University's intramural basketball policies and procedures.
Futsal is played between two teams of 5 players each, with a goalkeeper on each team. A match can be played with a minimum of 3 players per team. Teams can have up to 7 substitutes. The pitch is rectangular with dimensions ranging from 25m to 42m in length and 16m to 25m in width. The rules cover equipment, substitutions, restarts, fouls and misconduct.
This document provides an overview of the Laws of the Game for a coaching course. It begins by outlining the aims of developing theoretical knowledge and opportunities to develop refereeing skills. It then discusses each Law in brief sections, highlighting key terminology, procedures, and decisions. For example, it summarizes Law 1 on the field of play including field markings and dimensions of goals. Throughout it poses questions to check understanding and provides concise summaries of the Laws and scenarios to enhance learning.
This document contains rules and guidelines for refereeing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitions. It outlines the authority and duties of referees, including awarding points and penalties, stopping matches when necessary, and handling disputes. Refereeing can be done by one central referee or three total referees. Video replay may also be used to correct referee decisions. The duties of referees are to begin matches, check uniforms, position athletes, call starts and stops, intervene when needed, and signal scores throughout.
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This document outlines the policies and procedures for an 11v11 outdoor soccer intramural league at Northeastern University, including rules related to forfeits, substitutions, slides, red/yellow cards, and facility use. Team managers are responsible for understanding all league policies and communicating them to their teams, such as rules regarding game times, roster requirements, and sportsmanship expectations. The document reviews policies for player eligibility, schedules, conduct, and provides an overview of general game play guidelines.
1) The document outlines policies and rules for an 11v11 intramural bubble soccer league at Northeastern University, including rules related to forfeits, substitutions, slides, and yellow/red cards.
2) Team managers are responsible for understanding all league policies and communicating them to players, such as ensuring players have a valid Northeastern ID to participate.
3) The regular season games will be played on Fridays from 6-12pm in the Carter bubble, and the top team in each league will advance to the playoffs.
The document summarizes the rules for CMSL's post-season tournament for 3rd/4th and 5th/6th grades. Key details include:
- The tournament uses a single-elimination bracket format and is open to all teams at no additional cost.
- Game durations and overtime rules vary by age group. The mercy rule allows an extra player once a team is down by 5 goals.
- To be eligible to play, a player must have participated in at least 3 regular season games.
- In the event of a tie, games will be decided by two 5-minute overtime periods followed by a penalty kick shootout if still tied. The procedures for penalty kicks are outlined.
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FIBA Summary of Rules Changes (valid-as-of-1-10_2020_june2020_en)Jimmy L
The document summarizes changes to the FIBA Official Basketball Rules that will take effect on October 1, 2020. Key changes include:
1. Clarifying the rules around player injuries to specifically allow treatment and assistance from team members and coaches.
2. Providing a clearer definition of the "act of shooting" both for normal shots and shots during continuous movement to reduce confusion.
3. Adding description of the "cylinder" for offensive players both with and without the ball to better define legal guarding positions and reduce unnecessary contact.
The document summarizes the main amendments to the Futsal Laws of the Game for the 2020/21 edition. Some key changes include: allowing a minimum of 5 substitutes to warm up at once; permitting non-dangerous protective equipment; requiring substitutes to wear bibs; expanding referees' powers against misconduct; and increasing penalty kicks from 3 to 5 each in shootouts.
This document provides guidelines for resuming youth rugby competitions in Illinois during the COVID-19 pandemic. Key points include:
- Rugby matches can resume with a maximum of 50 people total at each match, including 24 players/coaches per team.
- Masks must be worn by all participants at all times, except during play. Failure to wear a mask will result in penalties.
- Social distancing, limited substitutions, and other measures are required to reduce contact between players.
- Match lengths are reduced to 60 minutes total to limit exposure. Spectators are also limited and must socially distance.
1. Floor hockey games will consist of 3 periods of 12 minutes each with teams allowed one timeout in the last 2 minutes if down by 2 goals. A mercy rule automatically wins the game for a team leading by 7 goals in the 3rd period.
2. The game requires a minimum of 4 players (2 men and 2 women) and a maximum of 5 players on the court at a time with 2 men and 2 women plus a goalie of either gender. All players must wear helmets with full face shields.
3. Penalties include minor penalties resulting in 2 minute penalties, major penalties resulting in 5 minute penalties, and ejections. A team receiving 6 minor penalties will forfeit the game.
The document provides information about an intramural 11v11 outdoor elite soccer league at Northeastern University. It summarizes key league policies including: game times are forfeit times; rosters must be completed online before a player can play; regular season games will not be rescheduled; sliding results in a yellow card; red cards result in ejection; and ejected players are banned for the rest of the season. The document also outlines rules regarding substitutions, fouls, and sportsmanship policies to ensure a competitive but fair league.
This document summarizes the rules for an intramural flag football league. It states that games are 4 v 4 and played in two 20-minute halves on an indoor court. Players cannot have pockets on their clothing. Teams have 3 downs to score a touchdown and can elect to punt. Interceptions result in the ball changing possession. Touchdowns are worth 1 point and teams can attempt a 2-point conversion from half court. Penalties include flag guarding and diving by both offensive and defensive players. Unsportsmanlike conduct penalties can result in ejection or forfeiture of the game.
The document outlines the rules and regulations for the ONE WORLD WEEK 3X3 BASKETBALL SHOOTOUT tournament. It details rules regarding team rosters, game play, scoring, fouls, and tournament administration. Key points include that teams must have a minimum of 3 players, games are played in 2 halves of 5 or 7 minutes each, baskets made within the arc are 1 point and those from behind are 2 points, and there is a zero tolerance policy for flagrant fouls or misconduct.
The document outlines the rules and regulations for the ONE WORLD WEEK 3X3 BASKETBALL SHOOTOUT tournament. It details rules regarding team rosters, game play, scoring, fouls, and tournament administration. Key points include that teams must have a minimum of 3 players, games are played in two 5 or 7 minute halves depending on round, baskets inside the arc are 1 point and outside are 2 points, and there is a zero tolerance policy for flagrant fouls or misconduct.
The document summarizes changes made to the Laws of the Game in 2017. Major changes included simplifying the structure and language of the laws, clarifying equipment requirements, updating rules around substitutions and sending off players, and specifying duties of match officials. Procedures for kicks from the penalty mark were also expanded.
The document summarizes major law changes for cricket in 2018. It outlines revisions to laws around fire alarms, smoking, mobiles, timings, toilets, domestics, players, umpires, the pitch, scoring runs, boundaries, the ball, wickets, bowling, batting, fielding absences, penalty time, practice, scoring, unfair play, player conduct, and Duckworth-Lewis calculations. The changes are intended to promote positive behaviors in cricket and clarify rules around various aspects of play.
The document is a student's practical notebook on cricket which includes an introduction thanking various people for their support and guidance. It provides definitions and explanations of key aspects of cricket including the format of matches, roles of umpires and scorers, innings structure, overs, team structure, extras, and ways batsmen can be dismissed. Cricket involves two teams of 11 players each, with the objective being for one team to score more runs than the other.
This document contains the rules for indoor soccer and 5-a-side games sanctioned by the South African Indoor Soccer Federation. It provides rules related to team composition, equipment, referees, gameplay, fouls, discipline, and scoring. The rules are intended to allow for a fair and equal game regardless of a team's size, shape or gender.
The document provides information about the volleyball program for Special Olympics including:
- The season runs from April to June with culminating State Summer Games events.
- Events offered include skills, team competition, modified team competition, and unified team competition.
- Detailed rules are provided for uniforms, equipment, team size, general play, scoring, libero players, modified and unified team competitions, and an individual skills contest.
- Rules cover court dimensions, net heights, ball specifications, roster requirements, substitutions, fouls, timeouts, and scoring procedures for regular play and modified divisions.
This document provides a summary of rule changes and points of emphasis for basketball officials for the 2014 season. It highlights changes to timing rules regarding stoppages in the final 30 seconds of the first half and the implementation of a mercy rule. It also reviews equipment requirements and illegal items. Fouls, violations, and other mechanics such as alternating possession are defined. Emphasis is placed on proper mechanics including communication and game management.
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This document outlines the policies and procedures for an 11v11 outdoor soccer intramural league at Northeastern University, including rules related to forfeits, substitutions, slides, red/yellow cards, and facility use. Team managers are responsible for understanding all league policies and communicating them to their teams, such as rules regarding game times, roster requirements, and sportsmanship expectations. The document reviews policies for player eligibility, schedules, conduct, and provides an overview of general game play guidelines.
1) The document outlines policies and rules for an 11v11 intramural bubble soccer league at Northeastern University, including rules related to forfeits, substitutions, slides, and yellow/red cards.
2) Team managers are responsible for understanding all league policies and communicating them to players, such as ensuring players have a valid Northeastern ID to participate.
3) The regular season games will be played on Fridays from 6-12pm in the Carter bubble, and the top team in each league will advance to the playoffs.
The document summarizes the rules for CMSL's post-season tournament for 3rd/4th and 5th/6th grades. Key details include:
- The tournament uses a single-elimination bracket format and is open to all teams at no additional cost.
- Game durations and overtime rules vary by age group. The mercy rule allows an extra player once a team is down by 5 goals.
- To be eligible to play, a player must have participated in at least 3 regular season games.
- In the event of a tie, games will be decided by two 5-minute overtime periods followed by a penalty kick shootout if still tied. The procedures for penalty kicks are outlined.
2020 New Laws of the Game Clubs PresentationAdamVainauskas
The document summarizes the key law changes in the 2020 Laws of the Game, including changes to substitutions, dropped balls, goal kicks inside the penalty area, defensive walls, and the clarification of the handball law. It provides explanations and examples of what constitutes a handball offense versus situations where no offense has occurred. It also outlines the changes to the dropped ball procedure and coin toss at the start of matches.
FIBA Summary of Rules Changes (valid-as-of-1-10_2020_june2020_en)Jimmy L
The document summarizes changes to the FIBA Official Basketball Rules that will take effect on October 1, 2020. Key changes include:
1. Clarifying the rules around player injuries to specifically allow treatment and assistance from team members and coaches.
2. Providing a clearer definition of the "act of shooting" both for normal shots and shots during continuous movement to reduce confusion.
3. Adding description of the "cylinder" for offensive players both with and without the ball to better define legal guarding positions and reduce unnecessary contact.
The document summarizes the main amendments to the Futsal Laws of the Game for the 2020/21 edition. Some key changes include: allowing a minimum of 5 substitutes to warm up at once; permitting non-dangerous protective equipment; requiring substitutes to wear bibs; expanding referees' powers against misconduct; and increasing penalty kicks from 3 to 5 each in shootouts.
This document provides guidelines for resuming youth rugby competitions in Illinois during the COVID-19 pandemic. Key points include:
- Rugby matches can resume with a maximum of 50 people total at each match, including 24 players/coaches per team.
- Masks must be worn by all participants at all times, except during play. Failure to wear a mask will result in penalties.
- Social distancing, limited substitutions, and other measures are required to reduce contact between players.
- Match lengths are reduced to 60 minutes total to limit exposure. Spectators are also limited and must socially distance.
1. Floor hockey games will consist of 3 periods of 12 minutes each with teams allowed one timeout in the last 2 minutes if down by 2 goals. A mercy rule automatically wins the game for a team leading by 7 goals in the 3rd period.
2. The game requires a minimum of 4 players (2 men and 2 women) and a maximum of 5 players on the court at a time with 2 men and 2 women plus a goalie of either gender. All players must wear helmets with full face shields.
3. Penalties include minor penalties resulting in 2 minute penalties, major penalties resulting in 5 minute penalties, and ejections. A team receiving 6 minor penalties will forfeit the game.
The document provides information about an intramural 11v11 outdoor elite soccer league at Northeastern University. It summarizes key league policies including: game times are forfeit times; rosters must be completed online before a player can play; regular season games will not be rescheduled; sliding results in a yellow card; red cards result in ejection; and ejected players are banned for the rest of the season. The document also outlines rules regarding substitutions, fouls, and sportsmanship policies to ensure a competitive but fair league.
This document summarizes the rules for an intramural flag football league. It states that games are 4 v 4 and played in two 20-minute halves on an indoor court. Players cannot have pockets on their clothing. Teams have 3 downs to score a touchdown and can elect to punt. Interceptions result in the ball changing possession. Touchdowns are worth 1 point and teams can attempt a 2-point conversion from half court. Penalties include flag guarding and diving by both offensive and defensive players. Unsportsmanlike conduct penalties can result in ejection or forfeiture of the game.
The document outlines the rules and regulations for the ONE WORLD WEEK 3X3 BASKETBALL SHOOTOUT tournament. It details rules regarding team rosters, game play, scoring, fouls, and tournament administration. Key points include that teams must have a minimum of 3 players, games are played in 2 halves of 5 or 7 minutes each, baskets made within the arc are 1 point and those from behind are 2 points, and there is a zero tolerance policy for flagrant fouls or misconduct.
The document outlines the rules and regulations for the ONE WORLD WEEK 3X3 BASKETBALL SHOOTOUT tournament. It details rules regarding team rosters, game play, scoring, fouls, and tournament administration. Key points include that teams must have a minimum of 3 players, games are played in two 5 or 7 minute halves depending on round, baskets inside the arc are 1 point and outside are 2 points, and there is a zero tolerance policy for flagrant fouls or misconduct.
The document summarizes changes made to the Laws of the Game in 2017. Major changes included simplifying the structure and language of the laws, clarifying equipment requirements, updating rules around substitutions and sending off players, and specifying duties of match officials. Procedures for kicks from the penalty mark were also expanded.
The document summarizes major law changes for cricket in 2018. It outlines revisions to laws around fire alarms, smoking, mobiles, timings, toilets, domestics, players, umpires, the pitch, scoring runs, boundaries, the ball, wickets, bowling, batting, fielding absences, penalty time, practice, scoring, unfair play, player conduct, and Duckworth-Lewis calculations. The changes are intended to promote positive behaviors in cricket and clarify rules around various aspects of play.
The document is a student's practical notebook on cricket which includes an introduction thanking various people for their support and guidance. It provides definitions and explanations of key aspects of cricket including the format of matches, roles of umpires and scorers, innings structure, overs, team structure, extras, and ways batsmen can be dismissed. Cricket involves two teams of 11 players each, with the objective being for one team to score more runs than the other.
This document contains the rules for indoor soccer and 5-a-side games sanctioned by the South African Indoor Soccer Federation. It provides rules related to team composition, equipment, referees, gameplay, fouls, discipline, and scoring. The rules are intended to allow for a fair and equal game regardless of a team's size, shape or gender.
The document provides information about the volleyball program for Special Olympics including:
- The season runs from April to June with culminating State Summer Games events.
- Events offered include skills, team competition, modified team competition, and unified team competition.
- Detailed rules are provided for uniforms, equipment, team size, general play, scoring, libero players, modified and unified team competitions, and an individual skills contest.
- Rules cover court dimensions, net heights, ball specifications, roster requirements, substitutions, fouls, timeouts, and scoring procedures for regular play and modified divisions.
This document provides a summary of rule changes and points of emphasis for basketball officials for the 2014 season. It highlights changes to timing rules regarding stoppages in the final 30 seconds of the first half and the implementation of a mercy rule. It also reviews equipment requirements and illegal items. Fouls, violations, and other mechanics such as alternating possession are defined. Emphasis is placed on proper mechanics including communication and game management.
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3. 20/02/2022 Macarthur District Football Referees Association 3
Background
• What make final series football different?
• What makes finals series football the same?
4. 20/02/2022 Macarthur District Football Referees Association 4
Preparation
• How should we prepare for finals series football matches?
• What should we do pre-match?
5. • Player management
• Technical area management
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During the match
6. • What does a “win” look like for the referee team in finals series
football?
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Outcome
8. 20/02/2022 Macarthur District Football Referees Association 8
Extra time
If the match ends in a draw, two halves of extra time will be played.
There is to be a short break of no more than 5 minutes after the
completion of ordinary time before the commencement of extra time.
Extra time periods
• Under 12 up to and including Under 18 – 10 minute halves
• Senior Competitions – 15 minute halves
9. • During the break before commencement of extra time conduct the
coin toss with captains and explain how extra time will work
including:
• the duration of extra time;
• that there is no break at half time of extra time – the players are
entitled to a quick drink whilst changing ends;
• there is no golden goal – both halves of extra time must be
played in full
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Extra time (cont)
11. • If the game is drawn at the end of extra time, the winner is to be
determined by kicks from the penalty mark.
• At the end of extra time, ensure all players remain on the field – there is
to be no interchange or substitution allowed except for a goalkeeper who
is unable to continue due to injury.
• The 4th official or Assistant Referee 1 should assist with this.
• In games up to and including Under 15, one coach is permitted to come
onto the field during the penalty shootout.
• In all other grades, no other substitutes or team officials are allowed onto
the field.
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Kicks from the penalty mark
12. • Both captains will need to be present for further coin tosses;
• The first coin toss is to determine which goal to use – one goal is
heads, the other goal will be tails.
• The second coin toss is to determine who will take the first kick –
the winner of the coin toss chooses.
• If there is a safety concern regarding the use of a goal, the referee
may choose to use the other goal without a coin toss.
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Penalty Shootout – Coin Toss
13. • If before or during the kicks, one team has a greater number of
players than its opponents, that team must reduce its numbers to
the same number as its opponents.
• The referee must be informed of the name and number of the player
excluded.
• For example, if a player has been sent off during the match, or
during the penalty shootout, the other team must also have a player
sit out of the penalty shootout.
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Penalty Shootout – Equal the teams
14. • All eligible players (including the coach up to and including U15),
except the player taking the kick and two goalkeepers, must remain
in the centre circle.
• The goalkeeper of the kicker must remain on the field of play,
outside the penalty area, on the goal line where it meets the penalty
area boundary line.
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Penalty shootout – player location
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Penalty shootout – player location
except for up to &
including U15
AR should be
standing so they can
see all players in the
centre circle
16. • An eligible player (a player who finished the match either on the field or
temporarily off the field e.g. injured player being treated) may change
places with the goalkeeper at any time.
• The team chooses the order in which their eligible players will take the
kicks. The referee is not informed of the order.
• The kick is completed when the ball stops moving, goes out of play or the
referee stops play for any infringement of the Laws.
• All eligible players including the goalkeeper must take a kick before any
player can take a second kick. The team does not necessarily have to
take the kicks in the same order for their second kicks.
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Penalty shootout - procedure
17. INFRINGEMENTS DURING KICKS FROM THE PENALTY MARK
GOAL NO GOAL
Offence by goalkeeper Goal
Kick is retaken and
goalkeeper is warned (first
time) and then cautioned
Ball kicked backwards
Kick is missed and caution for
kicker
Kick is missed and caution for
kicker
Illegal feinting
Kick is missed and caution for
kicker
Kick is missed and caution for
kicker
Goalkeeper and kicker
infringe at the same time
Kick is missed and caution for
kicker
Kick is missed and caution for
kicker
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18. • If a goalkeeper is unable to continue before or during the kicks, they
may be replaced by a named substitute, or a player excluded to
equalise the number of players, but take no further part in the
penalty shootout and may not take a kick.
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Penalty shootout – injured goalkeeper
19. • A player or substitute may be cautioned or sent off during the
penalty shootout.
• A goalkeeper who is sent off must be replaced by an eligible player
(a player who ended the match on the field).
• A player other than a goalkeeper who is unable to continue may not
be replaced.
• The referee must not abandon the match if a team is reduced to
fewer than seven players.
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Penalty shootout – substitutions & send offs
20. • Kicks are taken alternately by the teams.
• Each team takes five kicks unless, if before both teams have taken
five kicks, one team has scored more goals than the other could
score, even if it were to complete its five kicks, no more kicks are
taken.
• If, after both teams have taken five kicks, the scores are level, kicks
continue one each until one team has scored more than the other
team from the same number of kicks.
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Penalty shootout – determining the winner
21. • What does the referee do if a team has fewer than 7 players during
kicks from the penalty mark?
• Keep refereeing
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Questions
22. • A player is cautioned during extra time. The same player receives a
caution during kicks from the penalty mark. What is your decision?
• Warnings & cautions issued during the match (including extra time)
are not carried forward into kicks from the penalty mark. The player
is not sent off but both cautions are reported to MFA.
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Questions
23. • A player is sent off during kicks from the penalty mark. What is your
decision?
• The player must leave the field of play and take no further part in the
match. The other team must reduce by 1 player so that that both
teams have equal players. The referee must be informed which
player is being withdrawn.
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Questions
24. Questions?
Program References
FIFA Referee development program resources (various)
AFC Referee development program resources (various)
FFA 2021/2022 Laws of the Game
Referee training program resources (various)
Football NSW Referee development & training program resources (various)
MDFRA Referee development & training program resources (various)
Editor's Notes
The match is about the players, team officials and spectators. Though the referee should enjoy the match, the match should not be about the referee.
A ‘win’ for the referees is when no one is talking about the referees at the end of the match.
Still need to be courageous in decision making and not take the easy way out.