Referee course

The referee, also known by commonly used terms such as "referee" or "referee", is a match official [1] present in the sport of football. This figure is the one who during a football match, played in an official manner, "referee" that is, directs the match for which he has been designated, and ensures that it takes place regularly in full compliance with the rules of the game, established at international by IFAB, by FIFA and at a lesser level by the various continental and national football federations. The referee is given all the authority necessary to enforce the rules of the game in the context of the match that he is called to direct and control, like a public official. The main task of the referee is to check and make sure that a football match takes place under the observance of the rules of the game, assisted and assisted, if present, by other match officials, as his assistants, who in their most classic form are only two referred to by the regulation as referee assistants, thus forming the so-called arbitration triad with the referee. The referee is also the only official timekeeper of the match (in fact, unlike other team sports, such as basketball, there is no independent "timekeeper" in football), and must take note of the episodes that occurred during the course. of the same, and then at the end of the match report them on the scoresheet, to be sent to the Sports Judge competent for the category. He can temporarily stop the race, suspend or terminate it definitively at its discretion, upon the occurrence of any infringement of the rules or as a result of external interference, of any kind. The referee must intervene upon reporting by his assistants regarding incidents not directly controlled.