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2012 FIFA Law Changes

Discover the essential FIFA law changes that took effect on July 1, 2012, impacting various aspects of the game. Key revisions include updates to player equipment regulations (Law 4), alterations in how play is started and restarted (Law 8), and clarifications regarding the field of play (Law 1). Important adjustments also cover the number of players (Law 3) and fouls/misconduct (Law 12), including changes to cautions for handling the ball. Stay informed about these crucial updates to enhance your understanding of the game.

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2012 FIFA Law Changes

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  1. 2012 FIFA Law Changes Effective July 1, 2012

  2. Key Law Changes for 2012 • Law 4 – Players’ Equipment • Law 8 – Start and Restart of Play • Other Law Changes • Law 1 – The Field of Play • Advertising must be spaced back from the field • Law 3 – The Number of Players • The players that begin the match are accepted as starting players, even if listed on the roster as a substitute • Law 12 – Fouls and Misconduct • Slight wording change in section on when a caution is required for handling the ball. No change in meaning. FIFA Law Changes for 2012

  3. Law 4 – The Players’ Equipment

  4. Law 4 – The Player’s Equipment

  5. Law 8 – The Start and Restart of Play

  6. This change means that on any dropped ball, if kicked DIRECTLY (on the first touch) into the goal, the goal will not count • If this happens, the restart will be the same as any ball crossing the goal line outside the goal (CK if last touched by attacker, GK if last touched by defender) • If a second touch occurs by any player before the ball crosses the goal line (even by the same player that made the first touch), then the goal will count. Law 8 – The Start and Restart of Play

  7. Q & A

  8. SEE YOU NEXT MONTH!

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