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High School 1/26/2020Yang Cao of Plano, TX US asks...Two questions for y'all:
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Let's say in the following scenario we have Team A and Team B.
The game is actively playing and Team A has the ball. A player away from the ball from Team A commits a cautionable foul and the ref...
Read The Full Q & A High School 1/18/2020Jeff Kwak of Plantation, FL USA asks...Thank you for your responses. To be clear, this is the high-school age group in a recreational league.
What I wasn't sure of was the severity of the caution given how flagrant the attempt was to disrupt the break-away play by handling the ba...
Read The Full Q & A High School 1/17/2020Jeff Kwak of Plantation, FL USA asks...A player deliberately, and without question, jumps and knocks the ball down with his hand, preventing a long pass on a break-away opportunity stopping the advantage and the attack mid-field.
What should the call be, and what law describes th...
Read The Full Q & A High School 1/16/2020Cheryl of San Clemente, California USA asks...In CIF, High school soccer, If a goal keeper touches the ball outside the box, is the keeper given a yellow card automatically?...
Read The Full Q & A High School 1/16/2020Derek of Cary, IL USA asks...While doing penalty kicks to determine a winner after a game, one of the keepers is cautioned and must sit out for one of the opponent's kicks. His team decides to use a field player as the goalkeeper during this time. Does the field player need to...
Read The Full Q & A High School 12/7/2019Tim Haddad of Lancaster, CA USA asks...If a Goalkeeper in their own PA spouts foul language at an opponent while the ball is at the half-way line, and you decide you need to stop play, then where does the IFK restart for the verbal offense take place? You send off the keeper for insultin...
Read The Full Q & A High School 11/11/2019Brian of New York, New York US asks...Just watched a video of an overtime goal to win a championship. The ball was delivered to a spot about 2-3 feet in front of the goal. The keeper leaped up to catch the ball, and at the same time an opposing player also leaped to head the ball. Frankl...
Read The Full Q & A Law 3 - The Players 10/28/2019jerold of phoenix, az USA asks...Is it bad form to stop a game to allow a substitution, then cancel the substitution if the team is taking too long to do it?
A few weeks ago on U19 boys match I called a free kick in the attacking third and stopped a restart to allow the def...
Read The Full Q & A High School 10/24/2019Derek of Cary, IL USA asks...Piggybacking on his rant. NFHS hasa range of 55-80 yards for the width of the field, but many times fields are constrained due to factors outside of control.
One place I work is fenced in about 2 yards from the touchlines and goal lines, al...
Read The Full Q & A High School 10/23/2019Tony of Sandwich, MA USA asks...This is more of a venting statement. Too many high school soccer fields, whether grass or synthetic turf, are too narrow; 60-64 yards. Team's treat their throw-ins deep in their offensive third of the field as corner kicks. That's not how real footba...
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