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Question Number: 12148Kicks From The Penalty mark 2/6/2006RE: select Under 13 John Mason of Seattle, WA USA asks...During a "kicks from the mark" penalty procedure to decide a match, is a team permitted to change goalkeepers? Answer provided by Referee Keith Contarino Yes. If the player changing with the keeper was on the field at the end of regular time.
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View Referee Keith Contarino profileAnswer provided by Referee Richard Dawson Just to add a bit more to ref Marco's answer only if the available number of substitutes have not been used up could a substitute keeper replace the injured keeper. In youth unlimited substitution matches not of concern but in mens premier or adult leagues often there are substitution limits imposed. Cheers
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