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Everyone has an opinion about refereeing in football, but do you really understand the rules of the game? We have put together some questions about refereeing rules for you to test your knowledge, and really make sure you know everything about football.
What happens when a player passes the ball with his feet to his team's goalkeeper, and he controls it with his hands?
Penalty.
Indirect foul inside the area.
Direct foul outside the area.
Indirect foul outside the area.
What happens if the ball hits the corner flag and returns to the field?
The ball remains in play.
Possession is given back to the last player to touch the ball.
The ball goes out of play.
The referee calls "Fair Play" and the last team in possession must pass the ball back to the opposing team.
What does this sign mean?
Game restart after substitution.
Penalty.
Start of Match.
Advantage.
If a player loses his boot during a play, what happens?
The game is stopped.
The game is not stopped, and the player must leave the field until he puts on his boots again.
The game is not stopped.
The game is stopped, and the player must leave the field until he puts on his boots again.
How long does the goalkeeper have to put the ball back on the field after controlling it with his hands?
5 seconds
10 seconds
6 seconds
12 seconds
What does this sign mean?
Penalty.
Indirect free kick.
Lack.
Start of match.
What happens if a team has 5 players sent off during the match?
The club is punished and loses control of the field in the next match.
The game ends.
The team loses the match by W.O.
The team is disqualified from the competition they are playing in.
Can offside only be marked after midfield?
True.
False.
What does this sign mean?
Game over.
Goal, play or decision disallowed.
Offside.
"It wasn't a mistake."
The ball is out of play when.
It plays on the side and back lines.
Half of it passes through the side and back lines.
The player in possession leaves along the side and back lines.
It completely passes through the side and back lines.
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