Offside: Involvement in Play Ohio South Referee Training 2015 Grade 8 Referee Recertification Slide 1.

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Offside: Involvement in Play Ohio South Referee Training 2015 Grade 8 Referee Recertification Slide 1

Offside Offense Step-by-Step 1 …. WHO? …. Attacking Player WHERE? 2 …. WHERE? …. In an Offside Position WHEN? 3 …. WHEN? …. At Time the Ball is Played or Touched by a Teammate 4 …. HOW? …. By Becoming Actively Involved in Play Slide 2 more The Offside Offense is more than just “touching the ball”

Position Position + Involvement Offside Position means an attacker is…. 1)in their opponent’s half of field … AND 2)closer to the goal line then the second to last defender … AND 3)closer to the goal line than the ball Offside: The Offence requires…. Slide 3

4 Offside or Not Offside Position?

5 Do NOT judge position using attacker’s “upper body” vs. defender’s “upper body”

6 Judge attacker’s leading body part that can legally play the ball vs. defender’s most trailing body part (foot)

7 Still in Onside Position

Involvement Position + Involvement Offside: The Offence requires…. Slide 8

“touching” the ball (intentional or not) last played or touched by a teammate. Offside: A. Interfering with Play means…. Slide 9

Interfering with Play MUST “Touch” the ball

1.Blocking the movement or vision of an opponent OR 2.Making a movement which causes an opponent to move or react accordingly. Offside: B. Interfering with an Opponent means…. Slide 11

Interfering with an Opponent No “Touch” of the ball required

playing or touching a ball that rebounds or deflects – off a goal post or the crossbar ….. OR ….. – off an opponent Offside: C. Gaining an Advantage means…. Slide 13

GaininganAdvantage MUST “Touch” the ball

15 Offside or Not Offside?

16 Did he touch the ball?

17 Did he interfere with an opponent?

18 Was there a deflection or rebound?

19 NOT OFFSIDE !!

Interference with Play or Gaining an Advantage requires actual contact with the ball. “Touching the ball” is not required for calling offside if the attacker in an offside position is Interfering with an Opponent by blocking the keeper’s view of the ball, blocking a defender from playing the ball or making a movement or gesture which, in the opinion of the referee, causes that opponent to react and move. Offside Review Slide 20

OFFSIDE - Brain Teaser A player A9 in an offside position sprints towards the ball that has been kicked ahead by a teammate. The nearest defender, D5, then also starts to sprint to the ball, but well before either player is able to touch it, the ball passes over the goal line and out of play. Should the AR signal for the offside offense? A. Yes B. No

OFFSIDE – Brain Teaser A player A12 in an offside position sprints towards the ball that has been kicked ahead by a teammate. The nearest defender, D4, then also starts to sprint to the ball, and is able to kick the ball over the goal line and out of play just before A12 is able to reach the ball. Should the AR signal for the offside offense? A. Yes B. No