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Keith Hackett’s verdict

 

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Question 1

You award a penalty. The taker racers in and strikes the ball towards the goal, but it hits the corner of the crossbar and post and bursts flopping down lifelessly. It may have rebounded over the line had it not bursts. The attacking side scream for a retake What do you do?


Question 2

You have sent the away side coach to the stands. However, he continues to hurl foul abuse at your assistant, who draws your attention to it. What are your options now?

Question 3

After a goalmouth scramble a shot is fired in at goal. With the keep stranded, a defender levers himself up on the shoulders of an opponent to head the ball away, from near the goal line, preventing a certain goal. What do you do?

 

 

Answer Question-1: 

 

Keith Hackett's verdict
Answer 1

  1. • Tell them to stop screaming. Stop play, get a replacement ball and restart play with a dropped ball on the six-yard line. The only way it would be a retake is if the ball had burst before hitting the goalpost.

 

Answer Question-2: 

 

Keith Hackett's verdict
Answer 2

  1. • In the interests of the image of the game, ask the ground safety officers to remove the coach to a place away from the vicinity of the field of play and out of shouting distance of your assistant. After the game, report the matter to the authorities.

 

Answer Question-3: 

 

Keith Hackett's verdict
Answer 3

• If you judge the defender has deliberately fouled the attacker by holding or pushing, award a penalty. If not, and you judge that he has impeded the attacker, it is an indirect free-kick (on the 6-yard line). Either way, show him a yellow card for an act of unsporting behaviour. It would not be a red card in these circumstances: the player can only be sent off for denying a goal if he deliberately handled the ball. In normal play he is allowed to head the ball, and so he is only guilty of unsporting behaviour