After 10 minutes of play, the ball is found to weigh less than 15oz (or just under 430g). Can the Referee change the ball?

Once the Assistant Referee raises the flag for offside, the flag must remain raised until any of the listed conditions are met, EXCEPT:

A player takes a Goal Kick backwards and the ball goes out over the goal line. What decision should the Referee make? (Select all that may apply)

Blue No. 40 is attacking the Red goal from 10 yards out. Red No. 6, trailing behind and with no other defenders except the goalkeeper nearer the Red goal, recklessly pushes Blue No. 40 from behind. Although momentarily distracted, Blue No. 40 regains his composure, shoots on goal and scores. The Referee should:

What should the Referee do if he notices a goalkeeper, standing inside his own penalty area, smoking a cigarette while the ball is in play and possessed by one of his teammates who is about to take a shot on opponents’ goal?

Calling out to goalkeepers to see if they are ready is mandatory before the Kick Off.

A defender trying to kick the ball out of play accidentally kicked it at the Assisstant Referee standing on the touch line and the ball bounced back to the opposing team’s attacking player who now has an obvious goal scoring opportunity. The defender, angry, yelled at the Assisstant Referee “You f….. idiot look what you’ve done!” What should the Referee do?

An attacker in an offside position received the ball from an opponent and scored a Goal. The Referee allowed the Goal. Was the Referee’s decision correct?

At the taking of a goal kick, the opponents must remain outside the penalty area until the ball leaves the penalty area.

A player bleeding from a wound, after receiving proper medical attention, may only return to the field upon the referee’s or assistant referee’s signal.