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Information about new rules
Why so many yellow and red cards?
From the International Football Association Board, 120th Annual General
Meeting on 4 March 2006, in Lucerne, Switzerland
2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™
Special instructions to the Referees
- Elbowing
- Tackling
- Shirt-pulling
- Delaying the restart of play
- Attitude towards referees
- Jewellery
- the Wall
- Simulation
Elbowing (red card offence)
Elbowing (red card offence)
Serious foul play (red card offence)
Serious foul play (red card offence)
Serious foul play (red card offence)
Serious foul play (red card offence)
Holding an opponent (yellow card offence)
Holding an opponent (yellow card offence)
Holding an opponent (yellow card offence)
Holding an opponent (yellow card offence)
Holding an opponent (yellow card offence)
Holding an opponent (yellow card offence)
Delaying the restart of play
Referees must caution players who delay the restart of play by tactics such
as:
- taking a free kick from the wrong position with the sole
- intention of forcing the referee to order a retake
- appearing to take a throw-in but suddenly leaving it to one of his
team-mates to throw-in
- kicking the ball away or carrying it away with the hands after the
referee has stopped play
- excessively delaying the taking of a throw-in or free kick
- delaying leaving the field when being substituted
- provoking a confrontation by deliberately touching the ball after the
referee has stopped play
Attitude towards referees
Attitude towards referees
Attitude towards referees
Please avoid injuries
Necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, leather or rubber bands etc.. are not
allowed
LAW 4 - The Players' Equipment
Please avoid injuries: Necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, leather or
rubber bands etc. are not allowed
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