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Question Number: 25924Law 4 - Players Equipment 1/26/2012RE: Select Under 17 Rakshit of Mumbai, Maharastra India asks...What if a player's shoe came out but he goes on to score a goal,is the goal awarded if no then how is it restarted..? Answer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi Rakshit
If a player loses his shoe in the act of scoring a goal, the referee awards the goal and restarts with a kick off to the conceding team. A player is not allowed to continue to play without a shoe and the referee must ensure that the player replaces his shoe.
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View Referee Joe McHugh profileAnswer provided by Referee Gary Voshol A player may continue to play for a short time after losing his shoe. How short is up to the referee, but a couple of touches and a shot on goal is OK for sure. Once the player takes his shot or makes a pass, he must retrieve his shoe and put it on before participating in play again.
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View Referee Gary Voshol profileAnswer provided by Referee Keith Contarino A player may play a brief time without a shoe and if he scores a goal it should count.
The referee must make sure the shoe is retrieved and put back on as soon as possible
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