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Question Number: 15841League Specific 6/20/2007RE: Competitive Adult Sulaiman of Jurong, Singapore Singapore asks...I was playing Futsal and the match got abandon about 6 mins after the start of second-half (each half is 19 mins).
The opposition did not want to play because they did not agree with the referee's decision. We were leading 3-1 then.
According to the organiser's rules, if a game is a walk-over (i.e. a team did not turn up for a game)the team present gets a 8-0 scoreline. Are we entitled to such a score line since our opposition did not want to carry on playing and we wanted to score more goals to improve our goal difference?
Thank you for your time. Answer provided by Referee MrRef This is one for the league to rule on. The Futsal Laws of the Game do not address this.
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