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Question Number: 14507Law 3 - Number of Players 11/26/2006Gary Voshol of Royal Oak, MI USA asks...This question is a follow up to question 14494 Re: 14494, subbing at a PK.
Be careful stating USYSA cannot sub here. The original post is from NY. Region 1 is implementing "sub at any stoppage", and it could apply to that game. Or it might not yet be implemented for that league. Answer provided by Referee Ben Mueller Depends on the league. FIFA says at any stoppage, but most youth leagues state specific instances such as own throw in, goal kick, injury, and goal. Check league policies.
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View Referee Ben Mueller profileAnswer provided by Referee Keith Contarino Right Gary. That's why I said "almost" never. This is changing. Many State youth soccer associations are thinking about changing to FIFA rules on substitutions.
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