Regulations of the UEFA European Football Championship - GreenKIT

eferee liaises with the VDC to state the reasons for each yellow and red card
issued and to validate electronically the match report. The referee is also
responsible for faxing the match sheets to UEFA directly after the match (the
original of which have to be sent to UEFA by regular mail by the UEFA match
delegate with his report). In case of red cards or any other major incidents, the
referee has to write an additional detailed report and send it to UEFA by fax or by
email within 12 hours of the end of the match.
19.08 On his report, the referee reports in as much detail as possible on any incidents
before, during and after the match, such as:
a) misconduct of players leading to caution or expulsion;
b) unsporting behaviour by officials, members, supporters, or anyone carrying out
a function at a match on behalf of an association;
c) any other incidents.
19.09 During the final tournament, the referee must hand in his report and both match
sheets to the official UEFA tournament office immediately after the match.
Referee liaison officer
19.10 During their stay at the match venue, the referees are taken care of, in accordance
with the specific directives issued in this regard by the UEFA administration, by a
referee liaison officer, who is an official representative of the host association.
XIV
Disciplinary Law and Procedures – Doping
Article 20
UEFA Disciplinary Regulations
20.01 The provisions of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations apply for all disciplinary
offences committed by associations, officials, members or other individuals
exercising a function at a match on behalf of an association, unless the present
regulations stipulate otherwise.
20.02 Participating players agree to comply with the Laws of the Game, UEFA Statutes,
UEFA Disciplinary Regulations, UEFA Anti-Doping Regulations, UEFA Kit
Regulations as well as the present regulations. They must notably:
a) respect the spirit of fair play and non-violence, and behave accordingly;
b) refrain from any activities that endanger the integrity of the UEFA competitions
or bring the sport of football into disrepute;
c) refrain from anti-doping rule violations as defined by the UEFA Anti-Doping
Regulations.
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