tackle - all ball, but gets opponent with trailing leg; watch trailing leg sweep up; notice he comes in from a little behind the player; surprised there is no card given;

slide - both cleats out; note - Blue lunges in with both cleats out, off the ground - gets YC; Red slides in on the ground - cleats NOT out

good example of simple OS; lazy return from attack; nice shot, but doesn't count

hard challenge; gets ball first, with studs showing, and continues through player; potential leg-breaker; YC given - I would expect a RC here;

Player slides into AR; AR not injured;

AR breaks flag

You Make The Call - What is the correct restart?

AST leading 2-1; slow as possible in taking FK; triangle play in corner to eat up time; hold in corner to eat up time; referee positioning great for actions in that corner (where the action will be); anticipation is important;

bad call - onside at last touch, but close and fast

OS voids goal; player interference; blocks GK vision; English mechanics are different from USSF; USSF says to flag only if it was the scorer who was offside; if another attacker was offside and possibly involved in active play, stand at attention to get the referee's attention;

two-footed tackle, no contact, and gets ball first, but still dangerous; YC; calls back QK to administer YC; good mechanics

in PA; minimal contact; watch legs - not a normal response for someone who was just pushed off their feet

hangs out around GK; takes ball away during release; no goal; be alert when you see an opponent hanging out around goalkeeper with ball; anticipation!

Extreme holding; player goes down; uses arm to hold and spin; also some examples of trying to burn time by delaying the restart;

Offside: Interfering with an opponent - blocks movement

Drogba vs. Lehmann; both "striking" or "pushing" and dropping after the touch; "mortally wounded"; more like a pillow fight; very bad acting;