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Question Number: 30243Other 4/5/2016RE: Under 17 John Hess of Guilford, CT USA asks...This question is a follow up to question 30238 Thank you for your thoughtful responses.
To your open question on the continuation of the game - there were two further red cards (one to each team) as a result of cumulative yellows. The game concluded with teams playing 9 v 10.
Thanks again. Answer provided by Referee Richard Dawson Hi John,
you are most welcome and thanks for trusting us to offer an explanation! I hope all the players, coaches and officials learned a bit from the experience and no one was seriously hurt. No matter who is fault or why there are ALWAYS consequences to actions and life lessons on display!
Cheers
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