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Question Number: 15856Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct 6/22/2007RE: Under 13 alyson of newport news, virginia united states asks...if a teammate is shown the red card, can he be replaced by another player? Answer provided by Referee Ben Mueller A little confused here. If a player on field is shown the red card, then the team must play with 1 less. If a substitute (on bench) is shown red card, then the team does not play short, but that sub is ejected from the remainder of the match.
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View Referee Ben Mueller profileAnswer provided by Referee Steve Montanino No, a teammate may not be replaced if they are shown a red card. If the red is shown to a substitute or substituted player off the field then the team may still field 11 players, but they may not add to their roster. If this occurs to a player (on the field) they may not be replaced and the team must play with 10 for the reaminder of the match - and he may not be replaced on the roster.
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