1. When is a time out necessary? 2. State any two occasions when a go

1.	1. When is a time out necessary? 2. State any two occasions when a goalkeeper may be disqualified by the referee. 3. What will the referee’s decision be when a player enters his own goal area and in trying to stop the ball with his foot deflects it into MS own goal? 4. What is the maximum time a player can hold on to a ball in a match?
Answer» 1. Time out is necessary when there is any typical reason like injuries, suspensions or court cleaning. 2. Goalkeeper my be disqualified: 1. For fouls which endanger the opponent’s health. 2. Because of a third suspension to the goalkeeper. 3. Goal will be counted and yellow card will be shown to player. 4. A player can hold the ball for a maximum of 3 seconds.

1. When is a time out necessary? 2. State any two occasions when a goalkeeper may be disqualified by the referee. 3. What will the referee’s decision be when a player enters his own goal area and in trying to stop the ball with his foot deflects it into MS own goal? 4. What is the maximum time a player can hold on to a ball in a match?

Answer»

1. Time out is necessary when there is any typical reason like injuries, suspensions or court cleaning.

2. Goalkeeper my be disqualified:

1. For fouls which endanger the opponent’s health.

2. Because of a third suspension to the goalkeeper.

3. Goal will be counted and yellow card will be shown to player.

4. A player can hold the ball for a maximum of 3 seconds.