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Law 7 - Match Duration 1/25/2012Stuart of Clacton on sea, Essex England asks...When was added time introduced at the end of a match, and what was this time allowing for?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 7 - Match Duration 1/10/2012Richard Smith of Monroeville, Pa USA asks...Had i siuation in a game this past weekend. It was late in the game. One of my girls kicked a ball towards the net. Another one of my girls headed the ball towards the goal, just aftershe headed the ball, the buzzer went off and then the ball went...
Read The Full Q & A Law 7 - Match Duration 12/9/2011zak of utah, utah usA asks...WHAT IS THE OVER TIME LAWS OR RULES?
FOR EXAMPLE IF THE OVER TIME IS 2 MIN OR 4 MIN OR 5 MIN. WHAT IS THE RULE FOR THAT? WHEN SHOULD THE REFEREE STOP HIS WATCH WHEN SHOULDN'T? WHAT ABOUT INJURE DURING THAT 4 OR 2 MIN ?
PLEASE INCLUDE T...
Read The Full Q & A Law 7 - Match Duration 12/9/2011zak of utah, utah usA asks...WHAT IS THE OVER TIME LAWS OR RULES?
FOR EXAMPLE IF THE OVER TIME IS 2 MIN OR 4 MIN OR 5 MIN. WHAT IS THE RULE FOR THAT? WHEN SHOULD THE REFEREE STOP HIS WATCH WHEN SHOULDN'T? WHAT ABOUT INJURE DURING THAT 4 OR 2 MIN ?
THANK YOU. ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 7 - Match Duration 11/17/2011Brian of Westminster, MD Carroll asks...Here is the scenario. Playing in an adult men's indoor soccer game. A foul is called outside the penalty area in favor of our team. There is 10 seconds on the running clock before halftime. The opposing players stand about two feet from the place...
Read The Full Q & A Law 7 - Match Duration 11/11/2011John Adam of Scottsdale, AZ United States asks...My team was losing 1-0 and my player had a breakaway and just before he was about to shoot the referee blew the whistle and said the game was over because time expired. My player shot anyway since he was in the motion of shooting and the goalie dove...
Read The Full Q & A Law 7 - Match Duration 11/11/2011A.J. Mays of Burkburnett, TX USA asks...During a game the half went another 15 mins over the 15 min set time. When questioned why the ref replied i added time because of excessive subbing by the coach. Can a ref add time and if so what are what guide lines, and how much?1...
Read The Full Q & A Law 7 - Match Duration 11/6/2011A.J. Mays of Burkburnett, Texas US asks...Can the ref add time to a game? If he can must the coaches be notified of this and how much time had bee added?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 7 - Match Duration 10/31/2011Lisa Staven of Oceanside, CA USA asks...We were playing a very close game and the score was tied 2 -2 near the end of the second half. A player on our team was making a shot on goal and the ref called a penalty on the other team before waiting to see the result of the kick, which was a sc...
Read The Full Q & A Law 7 - Match Duration 10/17/2011Neil of REHOBOTH, MA, us asks...When time runs out in the half or end of game and ball is out of bounds or being set up for a free kick, when is the right time to blow the whistle ! as soon as time runs out as kick or throw are taken or wait till ball hits a player aftyer restart ?...
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