Arteta Praises Referee's Use of 'Common Sense'
Mikel Arteta commended the referee for showing "common sense" by not awarding a handball penalty in the 2-2 draw between Arsenal and Bayern Munich. Gabriel's actions caused a stir during the game, but Arteta stood by the referee's decision.
IFAB Rules Emphasize Common Sense
According to the International Football Association Board (IFAB), referees are encouraged to apply the 'spirit of the game' and use common sense when interpreting the laws of the game. This approach, known as 'Law 18,' played a crucial role in the referee's decision during the match.
Bayern Boss Disappointed by Referee's Explanation
Bayern Munich's manager, Thomas Tuchel, expressed frustration with the referee's handling of the situation, claiming that a clear penalty was not awarded despite the referee acknowledging the error on the pitch. Tuchel criticized the decision and emphasized the impact it had on the outcome of the game.
Arsenal's Task in the Second Leg
Arsenal will need to secure a victory at the Allianz Arena in the upcoming match to advance to the semi-finals after the contentious draw at the Emirates Stadium.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my football boots fit properly?
For a proper fit, your football boots should be snug, but not too tight. This will allow for movement, without allowing the foot to slide inside the boot. If you want to prevent squeezing your toes in the boot while running or when kicking, leave about a half-thumb’s distance between the toes. You should also consider your foot width and choose a boot that fits narrow or wide feet. It’s important to try on the boots with your football socks on and fully lacing them up.
Should I wear compression equipment when playing football
Compression gear can be helpful for footballers. It may help to increase blood circulation and reduce muscle fatigue. The tightly fitting material is also believed to provide a degree of muscle stabilization. The choice to wear compression equipment is personal. Comfort should be the main consideration when selecting this type of equipment.
What is the best type of goalkeeper glove for grip and protection?
Gloves with latex palms offer the best grip in a variety of playing conditions. The thickness and density of the latex can vary to balance grip and durability. Gloves equipped with finger protection, including spines or stiffening elements, can reduce the risk of hyperextension injury to the fingers. Good gloves must also fit and be comfortable to allow the goalkeepers to perform their best.
What should I look for when choosing a football?
When selecting a soccer, you should consider its size, the construction and the material. The size 5 is standard for all players over the age of 12 including adults. For younger players, smaller sizes are recommended. Leather is best for grassy surfaces, while synthetics are better for more rough surfaces. Thermal-bonded soccer balls offer superior waterproofing, shape retention and durability compared to traditional stitched versions. Durability, flight stability, and touch are all important qualities to consider.
Can I wear athletic clothing or only football gear?
While you can technically wear any athletic apparel to play football, the clothing designed for football enhances performance and comfort. Jerseys, shorts, and other clothing are often made of lightweight and breathable materials to allow optimal airflow. This reduces overheating, sweat, and heat. The fit of the jerseys and shorts is designed to provide a full range-of-motion, improving your agility and response time during play.
Statistics
- Studies show that the proper use of shin guards can reduce the risk of injuries in football players by up to 70%.
- Approximately 40% of amateur football players wear boots that are not properly fitted, increasing the risk of foot injuries.
- Research has indicated that around 60% of football-related ankle injuries could be mitigated with the correct choice of footwear.
- Data shows that thermo-bonded footballs, known for their consistent performance, are preferred by 65% of professional football clubs for matches.
- Around 25% of youth football players have reported using equipment that is either outdated or not suited to their position on the field.
External Links
soccer.com
footy.com
fifa.com
prodirectsoccer.com
uksoccershop.com
How To
How to Fit a Football Headgear Correctly
The proper fitting of a football helmet is paramount to ensure player protection. The jaw pads should be snugly against the cheeks. The chinstrap must be centrally placed and tightened, so that one finger cannot fit between it the chin. You should always check for stability. Make sure the helmet does not slide or rotate when you move it. For optimal safety, you should seek professional help when fitting a new helmet.
