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Unit 3: THINGS PLAYERS DO!

Objective• Identify when, where, and how to penalize fouls

• Recognize and name the 10 direct free kick fouls

• Recognize and name 4 out of 8 indirect free kick offenses

• Name the five requirements in taking a free kick

• Identify when, where, and how to penalize misconduct

Unit 3: THINGS PLAYERS DO!

USSF, Recreational Youth Referee Course Unit 3, Fouls, V-1

Require several conditions:

•Ball must be in play

•Committed by player

•Directed against an opponent (one exception)

•Must occur on the field of play

FOULS


A player who commits any of the following offenses in a manner considered by the referee to be careless, reckless or using excessive force:

DIRECT FREE KICK FOULS



• Kicks or attempts to kick opponent




• Strikes or attempts to strike opponent



• Trips opponent



• Pushes opponent



• Jumps at opponent



• Charges opponent



• Kicks or attempts to kick opponent

• Strikes or attempts to strike opponent

• Trips opponent

• Pushes opponent

• Jumps at opponent

• Charges opponent

A player commits any of the following 4 offenses

• Holds an opponent




• Spits at an opponent




• Handles ball deliberately




• Tackles an opponent, contacting player before ball




• Holds an opponent

• Spits at an opponent

• Handles ball deliberately

• Tackles an opponent, contacting player before ball



U6/U8 – Explain all infractions to players

Direct Free Kick to Opponents!U6/U8 – All free kicks are indirect

By Goalkeeper

USSF, Recreational Youth Referee Course (Rev 5/2000) Unit 3, Fouls, V-5

INDIRECT FREE KICK OFFENSES

By Goalkeeper• Holds ball for longer than 6 seconds



By Goalkeeper• Touches ball with hands again after releasing …


By Goalkeeper

• Touches ball with hands after deliberately kicked to him by teammate…




Trickery

This player could also be cautioned for Unsporting Behavior.

By Goalkeeper• Touch ball with hands after throw-in by teammate …



NOT OFFENSES

Heads ball to goalkeeper

Ball deflects to goalkeeper

By Any player



By Any player

• Plays in dangerous manner



By Any player

• Impedes opponent’s progress



By Any player

• Prevents release of ball by goalkeeper



By Any player

• Plays in dangerous manner

• Impedes opponent’s progress

• Prevents release of ball by goalkeeper


Indirect Free Kick to Opponents!

U6/U8 – No goalkeepers are usedU6/U8 – Explain all infractions to players


MISCONDUCT

Players who commit misconduct are shown:

a yellow card (caution)

or

a red card (send off)

Caution = Yellow Card

1. Unsporting Behavior

MISCONDUCT



2. Dissent by word or action

MISCONDUCT



3. Persistently infringes laws

MISCONDUCT



4. Delays restart

MISCONDUCT



5. Distance required for restart not respected

MISCONDUCT



6. Enters/re-enters field without referee permission

MISCONDUCT



7. Leaves field without referee permission

MISCONDUCT



MISCONDUCT

Substitutes on the sideline can also be cautioned


1. Unsporting Behavior

2. Dissent by word or action

3. Persistently infringes laws

4. Delays restart

5. Distance required for restart not respected

6. Enters/re-enters field without referee permission

7. Leaves field without referee permission

MISCONDUCT


Send-off = Red Card1. Serious foul play


MISCONDUCT

Send-off = Red Card2. Violent conduct


MISCONDUCT

Send-off = Red Card3. Spits at …


MISCONDUCT

Send-off = Red Card4. Denies Goal or Obvious Goal Scoring

Opportunity by deliberately handling ball


MISCONDUCT

Send-off = Red Card5. Denies OGSO to opponent moving toward

goal by foul


MISCONDUCT

Send-off = Red Card6. Offensive, insulting, abusive language


MISCONDUCT

Send-off = Red Card7. Second caution


MISCONDUCT

+ =

Send-off = Red Card1. Serious foul play

2. Violent conduct

3. Spits at …

4. Denies Goal or Obvious Goal Scoring Opportunity by deliberately handling ball

5. Denies OGSO to opponent moving toward goal by foul

6. Offensive, insulting, abusive language

7. Second caution


MISCONDUCT

MISCONDUCT

A player who gets a red card

- Must leave the game

- Cannot return to the game

- Cannot be replaced

(yes, their team must play short)

If this happens to a substitute, the

team does not have to play short.

2 Types

Direct (DFK – Except for U6/U8)

Indirect (IFK)

FREE KICKS


Elements Necessary• Ball must be stationary

• Opponents 10 yards from ball

(3 yards for U6, 5 yards for U8)


FREE KICKS




FREE KICKS

• Signal by referee

• Ball in play when it is kicked and moves (must leave penalty area)

FREE KICKS

• Kicker cannot play ball a second time


FREE KICKS


FREE KICKS

(QUICK FREE KICK ALLOWED)




• Signal by referee

• Ball in play when it is kicked and moves (must leave penalty area)

• Kicker cannot play ball a second time

(QUICK FREE KICK ALLOWED)


FREE KICKS


FREE KICKS

A goal cannot be scored directly from an indirect free kick (the ball has to touch at least one other player on either team before entering the net for the goal to count).

PENALTY KICK

A penalty kick is the way to start play again after a defender commits a direct free kick foul inside the defending team’s penalty area.

Ball: on penalty mark

Kicker: identified

Keeper: on goal line, face kicker, between posts, until ball is kicked

Other Players:

Inside field of play

Outside penalty area, 10-yds from ball, until kick

Behind penalty mark


PENALTY KICK

U6/U8 – No penalty kicks

Referee: Whistle when players in position

Kick:

Forward

Ball in play when kicked and moves forward

No second touch by kicker

Goal may be scored directly

Kick in extended time (or tie-breaker)…


PENALTY KICK

U6/U8 – No penalty kicks

PENALTY KICK

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