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Law 11

Law 11. Offside. Objectives. At the end of this lesson the student will:. identify offside position state what constitutes involvement in active play list the three restarts where there is no offside offense apply a uniform interpretation of the Offside Law in all situations.

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Law 11

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  1. Law 11 Offside

  2. Objectives At the end of this lesson the student will: • identify offside position • state what constitutes involvement in active play • list the three restarts where there is no offside offense • apply a uniform interpretation of the Offside Law in all situations

  3. Offside refers to the English term for a team - SIDE - thus… When a player is in “offside” position, they are “off their team” and cannot participate in that play. EXPLANATION O - F - F - S - I - D - E

  4. ELEMENTS OF THE LAW Position • nearer to opponent’s goal line than the ball and • the second last opponent (last but one) • Unless • is in own half of the field • is level (even) with second last opponent • is level with the last two opponents

  5. ELEMENTS OF THE LAW Timing • at the moment the ball touches or is played by one of their team Opinion of the referee involved in active play by: • interfering with play • interfering with an opponent • gaining an advantage by being in that position

  6. “TOUCHED” or “PLAYED BY” have the same meaning as “MADE CONTACT WITH” ELEMENTS OF THE LAW

  7. ELEMENTS OF THE LAW • There is no offside offense if a player receives the ball directly from: • a goal kick • corner kick • or a throw-in

  8. Is that sector of the field where players actively participate in that play AREA OF ACTIVE PLAY

  9. Determination of Offside • Is the player in the attacking half? • Is the player nearer the goal than the ball? • Is the player nearer the goal than the second last defender? If yes to all of the above, then • Is the player interfering with play or an opponent? • Is the player gaining an advantage? IF yes to either above, then Offside, otherwise no infraction

  10. OFFSIDE POSITION?

  11. INVOLVED IN ACTIVE PLAY?

  12. POSITION & INVOLVEMENT?

  13. The player in offside position has played the ball and has gained an advantage and must be penalized for offside AN INFRINGEMENT

  14. 2 3 OFFSIDE POSITION? • Is RED 2 in an offside position? • Was RED 2 involved in active play? • What is your decision? OFFSIDE

  15. Offside position alone is not an infringement Offside Position vs. Activity Offside positionandactivityis an infringement

  16. ELEMENTS OF THE LAW • It is not an offense in itself to be in an offside position • Judgment of offside occurs at the moment the ball is touched or played by a teammate - not - when the player receives the ball

  17. 2 3 OFFSIDE POSITION? • Is RED 2 in an offside position? • Is RED 2 involved in active play? • What is your decision? OFFSIDE

  18. OFFSIDE POSITION?

  19. WHEN THE BALL WAS KICKED

  20. WHERE WAS THE PLAYER?

  21. NO INFRINGEMENT Offside is judged at the moment the ball is played to a teammate,not when it is received

  22. OFFSIDE POSITION?

  23. 2 3 OFFSIDE POSITION? • Is RED 2 in an offside position? • How aboutwhen the ball was played? • What is your decision? NOT OFFSIDE

  24. TIMING?

  25. WHAT IS YOUR DECISION?

  26. NO INFRINGEMENT The attacker is even and therefore Not offside

  27. 2 3 OFFSIDE POSITION? • Is RED 2 in an offside position? • Is even OK? • What is your decision? NOT OFFSIDE

  28. The position of any part of the player’s head, body or feet will be the deciding factor, and not the player’s arms. What is Even?

  29. Is This Even?

  30. Absolutely! Not Offside

  31. Is This Even?

  32. No! Offside

  33. OFFSIDE POSITION?

  34. WHAT IS YOUR DECISION?

  35. AR POSITIONING IS CRITICAL If the AR thinks he is even then he really is even!

  36. NO INFRINGEMENT The attacker is even and therefore Not offside

  37. 2 3 AR POSITIONING • Is RED 2 in an offside position? • Can the AR make a correct decision from this position?

  38. 2 3 AR POSITIONING • Is RED 2 in an offside position? • Can the AR make a correct decision from this position?

  39. 2 3 AR POSITIONING NOT OFFSIDE • Is RED 2 in an offside position? • What is your decision?

  40. OFFSIDE POSITION? 9 makes a pass and runs to space

  41. WHAT ABOUT NOW? 10 makes a pass AFTER 9 runs to the new position

  42. THE GIVE AND GO Where is 9 when 10 passes?

  43. INFRINGEMENT It’s easy isn’t it?

  44. 2 3 THE GIVE AND GO • Is RED 2 in an offside position? • Where was RED 3 when RED 2 passed? • What is your decision? OFFSIDE

  45. OFFSIDE POSITION? Which half is #9 in?

  46. NO INFRINGEMENT

  47. To determine offside the assistant referee must be concerned about and concentrating totally on his or her task. The assistant referee can not be a spectator of the game. ASSISTANT REFEREE

  48. OFFSIDE POSITION?

  49. INVOLVED IN ACTIVE PLAY? Where is the area of active play?

  50. NO INVOLVEMENT

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