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116 LAW 6 – THE ASSISTANT REFEREES 4. Kicks from the penalty mark The third referee must be positioned in the half of the pitch where the penalty kicks are not being taken, together with the eligible players. From this position he observes the players’ behaviour and checks that no player takes another penalty kick before the other eligible players in his team have done so. The timekeeper is positioned at the timekeeper’s table and records all the goals scored. Assistant referee signals (mandatory) The assistant referees must give the signals for a team’s fi fth accumulated foul and a request for a time-out, indicating with their arms the bench of the team that has committed its fi fth accumulated foul or requested the time-out. Acoustic signal The acoustic signal is an essential signal in a match to be used only when necessary in order to gain the attention of the referee. Situations when the acoustic signal is mandatory: • end of the periods of play • notice of a request for a time-out • notice of the end of a time-out • communication of the fi fth accumulated foul by a team • notice of incorrect behaviour by substitutes or team offi cials • notice of an incorrect substitution • notice of a disciplinary error committed by the referees • notice of external interference If during the match the timekeeper sounds the acoustic signal by mistake, the referees must stop the match if they consider this action to interfere with play. If the referees stop the match, they must restart play with a dropped ball from the position of the ball when play was stopped, unless play was stopped inside the penalty area, in which case one of the referees drops the ball on the penalty area line at the point nearest to where the ball was located when play was stopped. If the sound of the acoustic signal does not interfere with play, the referees give clear signals to play on.
LAW 6 – THE ASSISTANT REFEREES If a team that has committed four accumulated fouls commits another one and the referees decide to apply the advantage, the third referee places the signal for the fi fth accumulated foul in the correct place on the timekeeper’s table. However, if that team commits a new accumulated foul before the ball is out of play, the assistant referees must sound the acoustic signal, unless the opposing team to the one that committed the foul has an obvious goalscoring opportunity. Chronometer If the chronometer does not work properly, the assistant referees inform the referees of this fact. The timekeeper must continue timing the match using a manual chronometer. In such a situation, they invite an offi cial from each team in order to inform them of the real match time. If, after a stoppage in play, the timekeeper forgets to start the chronometer, the referees order the time that was not counted to be added on. 117 After restarts, the chronometer is started as follows: • kick-off: after the ball is kicked towards the opponents’ half of the pitch, in accordance with the procedure • goal clearance: after the goalkeeper releases the ball from his hands and the ball leaves the penalty area, in accordance with the procedure • corner kick: after the ball is kicked and moves, in accordance with the procedure • kick-in: after the ball enters the pitch after being kicked, in accordance with the procedure • direct free kick outside the penalty areas: after the ball is kicked, in accordance with the procedure • indirect free kick outside the penalty areas to either of the teams or taken by the attacking team from the penalty area line: after the ball is kicked, in accordance with the procedure • direct or indirect free kick inside the penalty areas to the defending team: after the ball is kicked and leaves the penalty area, in accordance with the procedure
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