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Here you will find the basic rules and guidelines that will e used by DVFL in league and tournament games. Any rules not mentioned or modified here will follow the official FIFA Futsal rules.
Players need to have same color uniform, shinguards and non-marking shoes - no sweatpants allowed for players on the field, the exception is the goalie only when playing as a goalie
If the requesting team gets the opposing coach to agree with the change and can also provide a suitable gym to play the rescheduled game. This rescheduled game needs to be coordinated with DVFL at least 72 hours before the original game time or it may be considered a forfeit. If the teams do not agree on a date that needs to happen 48 hours preceeding play-off or points-based games for the age group, both teams will forfeit.
No reschedule will be allowed to happen during the 48 hours preceeding play-off games for the age group
Game will start on time - no time for warming up inside the courts - teams need to be ready to play when entering the court
The clock will keep running except for either team timeout, injuries, or timeout requested by Referee
To start the game, each team will need to field at least 3 players. The referee will give a 5-minute grace period - COUNTED FROM THE TIME THE GAME WAS SCHEDULED TO START. After the 5 minutes, it will be considered a forfeit and this will award a 3x0 win to the opposing team. If both teams are not able to field 3 players to start the game, both teams will forfeit the game. There will be no score posted and no points will be awarded to both teams.
The total points will be considered for the final classification of the teams. In case of more than one team with the same number of points, the following tie break rules will apply:
NO PLAYER will be allowed to play for more than one team within the same age group - NO EXCEPTIONS! A player may play in multiple teams during a season, if the teams are playing on different age groups.
Players can be added to the roster anytime during the season, up to a maximum of 12 players. In order to be eligible to play, a player registration needs to be completed (signed release form and registration fee) and received by the League at least 48 hours before the weekend. Email league coordinator ricardo@diablovalleyfutsal.com / diablovalleyfutsal@gmail.com to get the link to register player online.
Substitutions are made "on the fly" during the whole game and there are no limits to the number of substitutions that your team can make. There are specific rules that your team needs to follow:
Substitutions should occur in the area in front of the team's bench and it should NEVER obstruct the opponent's play
In case of violation of these rules, the Referee will first warn the coach and if subsequent infringements occur, the player entering the court will be cautioned with a yellow card
If the player taking the kick-off, touches the ball twice, an indirect kick will be awarded to the opposing team
Ball hitting the basketball hoop - the restart may be a goal kick or a corner depending on the player that last touched the ball before it hit the basketball hoop
Fouls - direct free kicks. There are some infringements that, if committed by one team, will award the other team with a direct free kick. These infringements are cumulative per half. Once the number of fouls reaches 5, the Referee will alert both coaches and any subsequent foul will award the opposing team with a direct free kick from the second penalty mark (no wall allowed). Players must stay behind the line of the ball. The infringements are:
Sliding (goal keeps can slide but only sideways and inside their goal area. NO SLIDE-TACKLE IS ALLOWED)
If the goalie throws the ball (in a goal clearance) directly over the half line (EXCEPTION U18 or HS and up)
Passing the ball back to the keeper - when the keeper releases the ball, the ball CANNOT be passed back to the keeper, unless:
Even in these situations, if the ball is passed back to the keeper, he/she is NOT allowed to touch the ball with his/her hands
Every start/restart of the game needs to be done within 4 seconds and the keeper is only allowed to have the ball for 4 seconds
Goal clearance - when the ball goes out of bounds (behind goal line) and it is not a corner kick situation - the restart is called goal clearance and the keeper has to use his/her hands to release the ball. The ball has to clear the penalty area in order to be considered in play
In a goal clearance, the ball cannot be thrown directly over the half line (EXCEPTION U18 and HS and up) - it needs to either touch a player or its own court. If the ball is thrown ove the half line, an indirect free kick, taken from the half line, will be awarded to the opposing team
When the keeper saves the ball, he/she is allowed to roll the ball and driblle or kick it - NO PUNT ALLOWED, NO INTENTIONAL BOUNCE ALLOWED
Any player receiving a red card will be automatically suspended from his/her team's next game - suspension may be increased depending on the severity of the situation. League decision is final and not subject to appeals
Any player receiving 3 yellow cards will be automatically suspended from his/her team's next game. On the following game, the player is allowed to play and the number of yellow cards will be zeroed out
If the game finishes in tie, two 5-minute extra times will be played. The cummulative fouls and timeout requested by coaches will be carried over to this overtime.
When the first 5-minute extra time finishes, the players will simply change court sides but there is no break and the game needs to re-start immediately.
If the two 5-minute extra times finish in a tie, the match will be decided with pk's - 3 players (that were inside the court) will be selected by each team for 3 pk shots each team
If the 3 initial pk-shots end in a tie, the pk shots will continue alternating players from the roster until a winner is decided