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Match Officiating and Referee Standards Flashcards

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  1. In KFA futsal matches, how long is each half of play?

    Answer: 20 minutes

    In futsal, each half is 20 minutes of effective playing time, with the clock stopped whenever the ball is out of play.

  2. What is the 'sin bin' period for a blue card in KFA futsal competitions?

    Answer: 5 minutes

    A blue card in futsal results in a 5-minute sin bin, during which the penalized player's team plays with a reduced number of players.

  3. According to KFA officiating rules, what must a referee do if a floodlight failure occurs mid-match?

    Answer: Suspend play immediately and consult the match commissioner about whether to restart or abandon

    A floodlight failure requires the referee to suspend play immediately and consult with match officials about whether conditions allow safe continuation.

  4. What is the KFA referee evaluation criterion for 'game management'?

    Answer: The referee's ability to control the tempo, manage player relations, and prevent conflict through proactive communication

    Game management is evaluated on the referee's proactive communication, player relationship management, and ability to control the match atmosphere and tempo.

  5. In KFA referee fitness standards, which test is commonly used to assess a referee's aerobic capacity and sprint performance?

    Answer: FIFA Fitness Test (Interval test + sprint test)

    The FIFA Fitness Test combines an interval running test and a sprint test to assess both aerobic capacity and explosive speed required of match referees.

  6. What authority does a KFA referee have regarding objects thrown onto the pitch from the stands?

    Answer: To suspend or abandon the match if objects on the pitch create unsafe conditions

    The referee has the authority to suspend or abandon the match if objects thrown onto the pitch create conditions that are unsafe for players or officials.