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Law 1- The Field
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Law 1- The Field 9/30/2015Scott of Livermore, CA USA asks...I have never seen specific dimensions or locations for the technical area, and in most youth games there is no marked technical area. Coaches routinely stand on the touch line, and move up and down the line. I have used small cones to indicate a line...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 8/30/2015Jo of Rumford, Maine USA asks...What color are corner flags?
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Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 6/20/2015Barry Stewart of Chilliwack, BC Canada asks...With respect, Joe McHugh's description 'If any part of the ball is touching any part. . .' is not accurate.
Eclipsing/obscuring (if we can imagine being directly above the ball) or the 'wall of water' are better ways of getting the call cor...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 6/20/2015Paul of Milton, Ontario Canada asks...This interpretation of the lines being part of the FOP makes total sense, even when it comes to parts of the foot being on a line during throw-ins.
However, why is it that FIFA and our associations train us differently when it comes to offsi...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 6/19/2015Ed Jarvis of Cambridge, Cambridgeshire England asks...We all know that the ball is in play unless the whole of the ball is over the whole of the line. But when is the ball in or out of the penalty area? And with reference to five-a-side, when is it in or out of the D?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 6/17/2015Zin Lin Htet of Yangon, Yangon Myanmar asks...The ball hit to the corner flag. Come back in the field of play after hit. How to decide it? Continue to play or corner kick or goal kick?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 3/1/2015addie dusseau of holly, michigan america asks...Is it legal to pick up the soccer net and move it?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 1/22/2015david le of sacramento, ca usa asks...during their inspection of the field, the referees note that the field has multiple lines of different color and the soccer field areas contrast in color to the other markings. This is permitted by rule? True or false...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 9/27/2014Scott Potter of San Diego, CA USA asks...A goal keeper while warming up before the game made marks in the turf with his heal to help him with his angles I presume. The assistant Ref came running up to me and said that he absolutely could not do that and should be given a card? I said I wa...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 9/11/2014Jay LaFountain of Coldwater, MI USA asks...With regards to halves of the field, do not the lines make up part of each half of the field? And if so, do you not have to go completely over the line to be considered out of your own half, as the ball would have to be? And if so, wouldn't a playe...
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