The referee applies the rules of the game and leads the competition in cooperation with the other competition officials He acts as a timekeeper and takes notes of the competition that are relevant and provides the appropriate authorities with a report of the competition, including information about disciplinary action and other incidents that have occurred, before, during or after the competition. He also watches and/or indicates that the game is resumed. Advantage Disciplinary measures He takes disciplinary action against players who commit an offense that should be punished with a warning or a field removal and If a player commits an offence which should be penalised with a field removal before entering the field of play at the beginning of the match, the Referee has the power to exclude the player from participation. The Referee shall report any other improper conduct. He also has the authority to show yellow and red cards, and, if the competition rules permit, to give a player a time penalty. This from the moment he enters the field of play at the start of the match until after the match including rest, extension and penalty kicks. To have a good authority and to get players to respect you, it is important to make the right decisions. This becomes a lot easier with referee communication headsets, which allows you to interact with your assistants crystal clear, to make decisions without any confusion |