Soccer Referee Signals || A+ RATED

Caution/Sendoff - Correct Answer Referee holds Yellow card or Red card above head. Advantage - Correct Answer Referee points out both his arms without blowing his whistle. Generally, a soccer referee will give approximately 3 seconds advantage before blowing his whistle for a foul Direct Free Kick - Correct Answer Referee points in the direction of the kick Indirect Free Kick - Correct Answer Referee raises his hand until ball is kicked and touched by another player. Goal Kick - Correct Answer Referee points to a corner of the goal area from which kick is to be taken. Goal Kick - Asst Ref - Correct Answer Assistant Referee points his flag at goal area from which kick is to be taken. Corner Kick - Correct Answer Referee points towards corner of the field from which kick is to be taken. Corner Kick - Asst Ref - Correct Answer Assistant Referee points his flag at corner area from which kick is to be taken. Penalty Kick - Correct Answer Referee points to penalty mark from which kick is to be taken. Penalty Kick - Asst Ref - Correct Answer Assistant Referee holds his flag straight up. Once the center referee notices, the AR makes quick, small waves with the flag and then goes to stand in front of the corner flag on the goal line to indicate a penalty kick. Substitution - Correct Answer Assistant Referee signals to the referee by holding his flag overhead with both hands Throw In - Correct Answer Points in direction of attacking team that won the ball. (Which way the ball is going.)