We utilize one descriptive word to encompass our vision of excellence relative to the execution of personality on and off the field of play. That all-encompassing word is: dynamic.

We will discuss and examine how and when advantage should be applied. But first, in order to know when advantage should be applied, we must fully understand what defines advantage in our game.

The following are the changes to the Laws of the Game for the 2020/21 edition. A few editorial changes have been made to make the order of the text more consistent/logical.

The significant Law changes in recent years have begun to make a major contribution to increasing playing time, fairness and the attractiveness of the game. Along with the impact of VARs, player behaviour is also expected to continue to improve. All this will make the game even more enjoyable to play, watch and referee.

Law 5 from the IFAB Laws of the Game establishes the basic principle that, if a soccer referee stops play because a player had been judged to be seriously injured, that player is required to leave the field for treatment and may not return to the field (assuming the player is not substituted) until after play has been restarted and only with the permission...