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Laws of the Game changes for 2026-2027
The Laws of the Game changes for 2026-2027 are announced by IFAB. Below you find the summary of the changes. What is the most interesting change for you? What will work? You can also download the full text at IFAB. Law 3 – The Players

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Laws of the Game Quiz 2025-2026 #04
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Sprint exercises for referees
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High-intensity exercise #11 working on the speed end
High-intensity exercise #11 is something I’ve seen in a training schedule by Uefa. You work on the speed end. After a sprint from the halfway line to the penalty area, you have a short recovery jog and then have a high intensity run to the other goal area. And you do that twice.  When I gave the training session at the Referee Association in The Hage the start of our train...

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Preventing the goalkeeper from releasing the ball
Preventing the goalkeeper from releasing the ball is a tricky thing. In quiz 2 of 2025-2026 many referees wanted to see a yellow card there, but that’s most of the times not correct by law. Here’s how you should handle as a referee. Clip of an attacker getting the ball Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mat...

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