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Question Number: 27878Mechanics 10/12/2013RE: High school Team High School Jeff Fisk of Huntington, Ma USA asks...If an official has players removed for an infraction and doesn't show the yellow card at time of infraction, is the yellow card assumed to be given or does he have to indicate card at time of infraction. Answer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi Jeff
Showing the card at the time of the misconduct is part of the process. If it is not done yet the player understands that he has been cautioned then it is assumed that the card has been shown.
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