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1/4 Practical advice: FOULS
The #AssistantReferee (AR) must raise the flag when a foul or misconduct is committed:
➡️ in the immediate vicinity or
➡️ out of the referee’s vision
In other situations, AR must wait and offer an opinion if it is required and then inform #referee.
The #AssistantReferee (AR) must raise the flag when a foul or misconduct is committed:
➡️ in the immediate vicinity or
➡️ out of the referee’s vision
In other situations, AR must wait and offer an opinion if it is required and then inform #referee.
2/4 Practical advice: FOULS
When an offence occurs which requires a signal from the AR, the AR must:
☑️ raise the flag with the same hand that will also be used for the remainder of the signal
☑️ make eye contact with the referee
☑️ give the flag a slight wave back and forth
When an offence occurs which requires a signal from the AR, the AR must:
☑️ raise the flag with the same hand that will also be used for the remainder of the signal
☑️ make eye contact with the referee
☑️ give the flag a slight wave back and forth
3/4 Practical advice: FOULS
Before signalling for an offence, the #AssistantReferee must determine that:
☑️ the offence was out of the referee’s view or the referee’s view was obstructed
☑️ the referee would not have applied the advantage
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Before signalling for an offence, the #AssistantReferee must determine that:
☑️ the offence was out of the referee’s view or the referee’s view was obstructed
☑️ the referee would not have applied the advantage
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