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    1) This document outlines 22 official soccer signals used by referees to communicate decisions and calls during matches. 2) The signals include indications for direct free kicks, indirect free kicks, offside calls, fouls, restarts, and cards for cautions or ejections. 3) Common calls like free kicks, fouls, offside, and goals are represented through standardized hand signals to clearly communicate decisions to players and spectators on the field.

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    1) This document outlines 22 official soccer signals used by referees to communicate decisions and calls during matches. 2) The signals include indications for direct free kicks, indirect free kicks, offside calls, fouls, restarts, and cards for cautions or ejections. 3) Common calls like free kicks, fouls, offside, and goals are represented through standardized hand signals to clearly communicate decisions to players and spectators on the field.

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    Soccer Referee Signals

    Uploaded by

    Louis Portielje
    1) This document outlines 22 official soccer signals used by referees to communicate decisions and calls during matches. 2) The signals include indications for direct free kicks, indirect free kicks, offside calls, fouls, restarts, and cards for cautions or ejections. 3) Common calls like free kicks, fouls, offside, and goals are represented through standardized hand signals to clearly communicate decisions to players and spectators on the field.

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    NFHS Official Soccer Signals


    Direct free kick Kicking Tripping Holding
    Direct Free Kick

    (points in direction of kick)

    5 6 7 8 9

    Handling Pushing Striking Jumping at Reckless or


    (back and dangerous
    forth) charging

    Indirect Free Kick General


    10 Far 11 12 15 16 17 18

    Middle

    Near

    Indirect Goalkeeper vio- (Wind-up to


    free kick Offside lation or second Play On Dead Ball Timeout
    touching start clock)

    13 14 19 20 21 22

    Obstruction
    Penalty Kick, Goal No Goal Caution/
    Dangerous Play Corner, Goal ejection
    (point to spot)

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