In soccer, what happens when a goalie gets a red card?
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If a goalie gets sent off (which is actually common) then the team who have lost their goalie will sacrifice one of their oother players and sub him off in replce of their back-up goalie they will therefore play the game with 10 men just as if any other player had got sent off.
1049678
Definitely it was a two footed lunge which means an automatic yellow card . Remember 2002 when Henry got a red card straight for such a challenge. If these challenges hit hard they can dislocate a players feet & end his career.
1105006
yes 2 yellow cards equals 1 red card and the player is bye bye
1019298
its a yes-no answer. Yes as some red cards have been just given out again and again because of subsiquent yellow cards. also NO because, NOT ONE red carded player (That I herd of) have not recieved an earlyer yellow. When you get a yellow, it should tell a player "oh no, ive got a yellow, if I get another yellow ill get red and be suspended for a game".\n\nIt is also the players responsibilty to abide by the refferees rules no matter how crap the reffereing is for a particular match.\n\nyes yellow and red cards have been handed out a bit too much, but don't give the conclusion on the ref. some of the blame must be on the players, becase they are the ones that are making the ref pulling cards from his front pocket!\n\nif the players play by the rules, we wont be asking another question like this!
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If, when the ball is last touched by a teammate, is the player in question closer to the opponent's goal line than:\n1) the half line?\n2) the ball?\n3) the second to the last opponent?\n\nIf you answer yes to all of these, then he was in an offside position when the ball was touched and you can ask the last question:\n4) Did he gain an advantage from his position?\n\nIf you say yes to all questions, the player is guilty of an offside infraction.\n\nHowever, you cannot be found guilty of an offside infraction if you receive the ball directly from a: goal-kick, throw-in, or corner kick.
1151730
The small gray box next to the player's name shows the player received a yellow card in the previous match. I believe an (N) or (I) beside the player name on the bench explains injury or red card.
1051920
Goalkeeper must not move until the ball is kicked. \nAlso, any foul, which would result in a mere free-kick anywhere on the pitch, will result in a penalty if the foul is committed INSIDE the box, that larger area demarked by white lines.
1053451
no..................... if a score is tied after regulation and extra sessions it reads, 1-1, 2-2 etc after penalty kicks the score reads, 2-2 team b wins on penalty kicks
997956
No..new rule so don't pay attention to the first 2 answers. and it's punished with a free kick.
994884
game1. 1 yellow card\ngame2. 1 yellow card\ngame3 misses match\n\nThat is correct.\n\nIf a player get 2 yelow cards in SAME match, equals a red card.\n\nReferee shows the yellow card for second time (indicating is  not a red card directly), and then, bacuase was secod yellow it will show the red card.\n\nStill, a player can recive a red card without having a yelow card first. Or it can recive a red card after the 1st yellow.\n\nWhen a red card is showed, player will miss at least one match, but can be many more, depending on the FIFA judges.
408931
Redo the penalty by a replaced soccer ball!!\n\nOr...\n\nif the ball is exploded by terrorism, then the match will be suspended!!
1013533
First question: they do that because if their opponent gets one more fall then he gets a red card then the other team is short on a player.\n\nSecond question: because if there was a score then someone would have made a goal. So there is NO score!!
1009400
First question--the yellow card carries throughout the tournament.\n\nsecond question:  if you get a  yellow card in two different games, you do not get a red card.  You play out the rest of the game, but miss the next game
989992
They're both penalties for "unsportsmanlike conduct."  A yellow card is for a serious offense and a red card is for a very serious or flagrant offense.  If you receive two yellow cards in a match you are ejected from the game and if you receive a single red card you are ejected from the game.\n\nSome actions get automatic cards.  You receive an automatic yellow card for grabbing an opposing player's jersey.  If you swear on the pitch you get an automatic yellow card.  If you kick/hit the goal keeper, or strike another player you get an automatic red card.  If you perform a slide tackle with studs up you can get an automatic card (red or yellow depending on severity).  Spitting warrants an automatic card.
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All yellow cards are carried over to the next round in the knock-out stages. So iif you get a second YC in the semis, sorry coz you WC campaign is over even if your team goes to the finals.
1046935
Yes. Suppose if a player get a yellow card in game 1 and another one in game 3. He will be suspended for game 4, which is the next game.
1065472
replaying this game will not happen, there is no time in the busy schedule of the tournament.\nas a referee i can say that figo may have gotten away with striking an opponent which in this case resulted in violent conduct (which is a red card offense). however, the referee wasn't paying attention to the situation and he went with his assistants and 4th official's judgement of the situation.\nin the opinion of this referee, figo only deserved a yellow. remember that the referee's judgement is final and not all of the referees may have the same opinion.\nif you disagree with this, think about this question? "why is a referee even put in soccer games?"