Play of the week: RSL vs LA
In week 15’s Play of the week, PRO Training & Development Manager Paul Rejer looks at Real Salt Lake’s first two goals in their match against LA Galaxy.
In the build-up to the two goals, it’s clear to see referee Drew Fischer utilise the approved advantage signal following foul challenges.
So, this week, Paul examines a referee’s thought process when he considers playing advantage.
He explained: “The definition of advantage is a condition or circumstance that puts one team in a favourable position.
“The referee’s first consideration is whether to allow play to continue when a team against which an offence ha
s been committed will benefit from such an advantage, or to penalize the original offence if the anticipated advantage does not ensue at that time. If a team has possession of the ball, it does not always constitute an advantage.
“So what should a referee’s thought process be? Below I have listed important considerations that the ref
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eree has to make:
• Skill level
• Conditions of the FOP
• State of the match
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Position on the field of Play
• Temperature of the match
• Control of the ball
• Seriousness of the tackle
• Attacking opportunity
• Referee’s control
“In the build-up to both of the goals, Drew correctly considered these aspects and the game benefitted as a consequence. Drew will no doubt be quietly happy that his vision and the correct application of the advantage clause enhanced the game with two goals.”