Soccer Rules – A Reference List For The Coach

By Andre Botelho - The "Expert Youth Soccer Coach"

There many soccer articles on this subject and I think there are plenty of soccer rules to follow. However, when it comes to a match situation, you need to check with your opposing team also to find out precisely what rules they will follow so that there is uniformity.

Here it is better to get the parents to be a part of this soccer exercise as they will also be able to participate in making their children understand the laws of the game.

You also need to take the referee into account, as it matters what his views are. It is worthwhile to escort the parents and players around the field to explain the various markings and soccer moves that are performed there.

Here are some sample rules:

Until the referee sounds his whistle or until it crosses the outer boundary line, the soccer ball is considered in play. This means the players must look out for the whistle.

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There are specific soccer goalie rules that the team players must be aware of. They must also know what fouls are. Players must not push, trip out of balance, kick or hold opponents. They must focus on the ball rather than a player, being alert to safety on the field.

To have a goal, goal kick or a corner kick or throw in granted, the players must ensure that the ball cross over the line. The rules define various soccer terms. For instance, a corner kick is when kicking from the arc at the corner scores a direct goal. For goal kicks, the attacking players must not enter the penalty area and they are also not allowed to touch the ball until it is out of this area.

There are penalty area rules as well. If the defenders perform a goal kick or free kick in their penalty area, the players who attack must move out from there. Until the ball leaves this area, it cannot be considered to be in play. If a foul occurs here, the opponents earn a penalty kick.

Since soccer games seldom finish on the exact schedule, the referee must extend the time sufficiently to make up for injuries and other unexpected occurrences like substitutions, etc.

You must ensure that your players are well aware of all the game rules. Making a handout of the soccer rules and distributing them to your players might be a good idea.

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