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Question Number: 32986League Specific 1/15/2019RE: AYSO Under 19 Steve Hawkins of Altadena, California US asks...This question is a follow up to question 32984 AYSO National Rules and Regs specify a maximum of two coaches per match:
'b. Remain within the coaches technical area (Article I.G.2) during the match; a maximum of two coaches is permitted for each team.'
http://www.aysovolunteers.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/National-Rules-Regulations-2018-0616-v2-clean.pdf Answer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi Steve
Thanks for the clarification which states that
** Remain within the coaches' technical area (Article I.G.2) during the match; a maximum of two coaches is permitted for each team.**
It begs the question though as to whether a first aider / physio or other non coaching staff are allowed?
The experience is that it can be difficult to get persons involved never mind limiting the number.
I have added an update and addendum to the original answer
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