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Assistant Referees U.S. Soccer Federation Referee Program Grade 7 Referee Course Amateur Adult Training

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Assistant Referees. U.S. Soccer Federation Referee Program Grade 7 Referee Course Amateur Adult Training. Importance. Role of assistant referees More than just signaling for a ball in and out of play Responsible for assisting with fouls and misconduct out of the r eferee’s view - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Assistant Referees

U.S. Soccer Federation Referee ProgramGrade 7 Referee CourseAmateur Adult Training

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Importanceo Role of assistant refereesoMore than just signaling for a ball in and out

of playoResponsible for assisting with fouls and

misconduct out of the referee’s viewoMust be in top physical condition

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Positioning

Assistant Referee

Assistant Referee

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Examples

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Kick-off

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During Play

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During Playo Reading playoPrioritize dutiesoOffsideoAssistance

oVisual cuesoAttackersoDefenders

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Goal Kick

Position #1 – Ensure ball is placed inside goal area.Position #2 – If kick is taken by player other than GK, position at edge of penalty area.Position #3 – Once ball is kicked, quickly get to offside position.Exception: If kick is taken by GK and no other defenders are in the penalty area, once ball is placed immediately go to offside position.

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Goalkeeper

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Penalty Kick

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Goal

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Goal

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Corner Kick

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Free Kicks

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Responsibilityo Law 6oDuties are subject to the decision of the

refereeo Offsideo Involved in active playoInterfering with playoInterfering with an opponentoGaining an advantage

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Examples

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Offense

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No Offense

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No Offense

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Offense

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No Offense

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Offense

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No Offense

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No Offense

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Offense

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Offense

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Offense

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No Offense

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Offense

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No Offense

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Responsibilityo AssistanceoWhen misconduct or any other incident

occurs outside the referee’s viewoWhen offenses have been committed

whenever the assistant referees have a better view than the referee

oMirroring

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Assistanceo Assistant refereesoAdditional eyes and ears

o Better able to see and hearoCloseroCleareroGreater detailoBetter angle

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Assistanceo Referee team communicationoPre-game conferenceoHalftime conferenceoDuring the gameoAssistant referee to refereeoReferee to assistant refereeoAssistant referee to assistant refereeoMirroring

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Assistanceo ObjectiveoMake the correct decision

o PrioritiesoOffsideoFouls and misconductoWho is closer?oWho has the better view?

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Review Questiono In addition to signaling for offside, what other

duties might assistant referee expect to perform at this level?

o Indicating when misconduct or any other offense occurs out of the referee’s view

o Issuing cards for misconduct

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Review Questiono Which of the following is a component of

being involved in active play?

o Gaining an advantage by being in that position

o Interfering with playo Interfering with an opponento All of the above

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Review Questiono Which of the following best describes the

practice of mirroring?

o Both assistant referees signal simultaneouslyo The lead assistant referee signals to the

referee that the trail assistant referee has signaled for something out of the referee's view