Law 3: Substitution Management with 3 Referees

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@jaybird8621 2 года назад

Great content! I subscribed and a rookie referee, but a question.....if I'm AR1 and am down at the goal line signalling a corner, and now there are subs, I'm not really going to be able to manage the substitutions unless I hit a 50 yard dash up field when the CR has already acknowledged the substitution. So I guess my question is, this isn't always the case - AR1 managing, right?

@davidfigliano183 6 лет назад

Good advise here, about who should manage the subs (who is closer). However, I would caution that, especially for assessment purposes, AR1 should always also move to the halfway line and help manage the substitution(s). As per page 186 of the IFAB Laws of the Game, "If there is no fourth official, the AR moves to the halfway line with the substitutions procedure". My advice is to get into this habit early and whenever you are appointed as AR1, always help manage the subs, unless the referee stops you (which they shouldn't). Also great point that i would like to echo and emphasize - as referees, ALWAYS WAIT for AR1 to get back into position before restarting.

@RefTutor 4 года назад

Agreed David. AR1 should always go unless waved off. Although I wouldn't advise officiating differently when being assessed.