Fouls and Cards
Offside
Restarts
Game Basics
IM's Rule
100

What card is given for a reckless foul?

Yellow card

100

Offside position requires a player to be in which half?

The attacking half.

100

What restart is used when the ball completely crosses the sideline?

Throw-In

100

How many players does each team have on the field in 9v9 soccer?

8 Field Players and 1 Goalkeeper

100

Are current Georgetown varsity soccer players eligible to play IM soccer?

No

200

What card can be given for excessive force?

Red card

200

At what moment is offside position judged?

When the teammate plays the ball.

200

Who gets a goal kick?

The defending team when the ball crosses the end line after being last touched by the attacking team.
200

How many players must a team have properly signed in to start a game?

7

200

How many goals ahead does a team need to be for the mercy rule to end the game?


7 goals

300

Name four things a referee should consider when deciding whether contact is a foul.

Speed, force, point of contact, and ability to play the ball

300

What are the three components needed for an offside offense?

Offside position, time of judgment, and involvement in play.

300

Who gets a corner kick?

The attacking team when the defending team last touches the ball before it crosses the end line.

300

How long are the halves?

20 min each, 3-minute halftime

300

How long does the referee allow for a team to arrive after the scheduled game time?

5-minute grace period

400

A player commits a reckless foul, then later receives another yellow card. What happens?

Red card — second yellow.

400

A player is standing in an offside position but never becomes involved in play. Is there automatically an offside offense?

No. Involvement in play is one of the three components.

400

Name three requirements for a legal throw-in

Any three: 

Face the field 

Both feet planted

Don't cross the line

Hold the ball with both hands

Throw from behind/over the head

Throw from where the ball went out

400

What happens if a regular-season game ends tied?

It ends in a tie?

400

What is the maximum amount of time a goalkeeper can control the ball in their hands?

6 seconds

500

A player slides to win the ball and is nowhere near another player. Is a slide automatically a yellow card?

No. A player can slide to save the ball as long as they are not in proximity to another player.

500

A player is closer to the opponent's goal line than both the ball and the second-to-last defender. What is this called?

Offside position

500

The referee stops play during live action and one team clearly had possession. What restart is used?

A drop ball, uncontested to the team that had possession.

500

A team has 6 players show up for their schedules 9v9 game. Can you start the game?

No a minimum of 7 properly signed-in players is required.

500

Name three major differences between Georgetown IM soccer and regular 11v11 soccer.

ny three:

  • All free kicks are direct
  • No slide tackling
  • IM-specific rules and modifications
  • Regular-season games can end in a tie / playoffs go to PKs
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