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1. www.thefa.com › football-rules-governance › lawsandLaw 7 - The Duration of the Match

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   • Periods of play. A match lasts for two equal halves of 45 minutes which may only be reduced if agreed between the referee and the two teams before the start of the match and is in accordance with competition rules.
   • Half-time interval. Players are entitled to an interval at half-time, not exceeding 15 minutes; a short drinks break (which should not exceed one minute) is permitted at the interval of half-time in extra time.
   • Allowance for time lost. Allowance is made by the referee in each half for all playing time lost in that half through: substitutions. assessment and/or removal of injured players.
   • Penalty kick. If a penalty kick has to be taken or retaken, the half is extended until the penalty kick is completed.

2. thebootroom.thefa.com › football-rules-governanceLaw 7: The Duration of The Match - The FA England Awards

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   • Periods of play. A match lasts for two equal halves of 45 minutes which may only be reduced if agreed between the referee and the two teams before the start of the match and is in accordance with competition rules.
   • Half-time interval. Players are entitled to an interval at half-time, not exceeding 15 minutes; a short drinks break (which should not exceed one minute) is permitted at the interval of half-time in extra time.
   • Allowance for time lost. Allowance is made by the referee in each half for all playing time lost in that half through: substitutions. assessment and/or removal of injured players.
   • Penalty kick. If a penalty kick has to be taken or retaken, the half is extended until the penalty kick is completed.

3. community.thefa.com › posts › water-cooling-breaksWater / Cooling Breaks - FA Guidance - Referees - The England ...

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   Nov 15, 2023 · More than one drinks break can take place in each half should this be required providing both teams agree. All players can head across to the technical area and should remain on the field of play. The referee will signal the conclusion of this break (drinks breaks should last no longer than 1 minute and cooling breaks no longer than 3 minutes ...

4. learn.englandfootball.com › Break-out-and-scoreBreak out and score | England Football Learning

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   Set up an area suitable to the age and ability of your players, and then split the pitch into thirds. Place a goal at each end, plus a keeper. Separate your players into two teams. In this instance, the red team have five players and the blue team have three.

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   This game is played in the middle third of your pitch. The aim for both sides is to 'break out' of the middle towards either goal – and score. When a player breaks into their final third, the opposition can't follow. This creates a one-on-one situation with the keeper. You may need to remind your team about this rule. This activity presents a few p...

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   If your players master your activity – or find it too hard – try adding a progression. You could even set individual challenges for players who are forging ahead. But remember, learning takes time. So don’t alter your activity too quickly – or too much. Try using the STEP framework (Youth Sports Trust, 2002). This helps keep things fun, engaging an...

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5. metro.co.uk › 2021/07/11 › euro-2020-what-happens-ifEuro 2020: What happens if teams are tied? Extra time ... - Metro

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   Jul 11, 2021 · As a rule, the players remain on the field of play during this five-minute break, at the discretion of the referee. Six of the 15 all-time European Championship finals have been decided in extra time.

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6. www.uefa.com › uefaeuro › historyExtra time and penalty shoot-outs: the EURO 2020 rules

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   Jun 27, 2021 · What happens if games finish level after 90 minutes and 120 minutes at the final tournament? ... the EURO 2020 rules. Sunday, June 27, 2021. ... there is a five-minute break between the end of ...

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   What is the 'break out' rule in football?

   • The aim for both sides is to 'break out' of the middle towards either goal – and score. When a player breaks into their final third, the opposition can't follow. This creates a one-on-one situation with the keeper. You may need to remind your team about this rule. This activity presents a few problems to solve.

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   What happens if a player breaks into a third?

   • When a player breaks into their final third, the opposition can't follow. This creates a one-on-one situation with the keeper. You may need to remind your team about this rule. This activity presents a few problems to solve. Players must: work out how to score. If you have uneven sides, try increasing the challenge for the team with more players.

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   How long does a football match last?

   • A match lasts for two equal halves of 45 minutes which may only be reduced if agreed between the referee and the two teams before the start of the match and is in accordance with competition rules.

   Law 7 - The Duration of the Match

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   What is a drinks break in football?

   • A drinks break can take place providing both teams agree at temperatures lower than 25 degrees celsius. After approximately 25 minutes of each half at an appropriate point when the ball is out of play, the referee will stop the game and signal that the drinks break will commence.

   Water / Cooling Breaks - FA Guidance - Referees - The England Football

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   Can a referee have a drink break during a game?

   • The referee can decide to have a drinks break during the game following consultation with both captains. Whilst it is our responsibility as referees to help facilitate water/cooling breaks. These breaks are also for us as match officials to rehydrate and ensure we're ready to perform for the remainder of the game.

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   How long should a LOTG break last?

   • All players can head across to the technical area and should remain on the field of play. The referee will signal the conclusion of this break (drinks breaks should last no longer than 1 minute and cooling breaks no longer than 3 minutes as per the LOTG). The duration of this break should be added at the end of each half.

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8. www.ukad.org.uk › anti-doping-rulesThe Anti-Doping Rules | UK Anti-Doping

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   Under the 2021 UK Anti-Doping Rules, this is defined as: An Athlete who is under the jurisdiction of the NGB and who, within the five years prior to committing any Anti-Doping Rule Violation, We can't do it alone. It takes a team. Clean sport depends on everyone having the know-how to speak out when something’s wrong.