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Question Number: 13716Law 3 - Number of Players 9/9/2006RE: Select/Comp Under 11 Rob Hernandez of Fremont, CA USA asks...Can a sub be made on a (team's own) corner-kick? This is U10 Comp soccer. I should know the answer, but I have gone blank. I know it's okay at the high school level.
Thanks! Answer provided by Referee Ben Mueller In FIFA matches, yes. Youth soccer has its own policy so check your local policy. Here in WI, they can sub at any opportunity in U12 and below.
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View Referee Ben Mueller profileAnswer provided by Referee Chuck Fleischer In CYSA this is not a substitution opportunity, Super Y league does substitute at any stoppage.
Regards,
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