According to the FHSAA soccer manual, there is only one instance a blue card should be used: when a player uses his or her hands to prevent a goal-scoring opportunity.

A blue card is set to be trialled in professional soccer, according to a report in the UK media.. The Telegraph says that the International Football Association Board (IFAB), which governs the ...

Soccer’s lawmakers are on the precipice of making a revolutionary change to the game. ... If successfully implemented, the blue card would be the first new card issued since 1970, ...

The blue card would be the first new card for referees to issue since 1970, when both the yellow card and red card were introduced. Blue was picked over orange to ensure the card looks distinct ...

What is a blue card in soccer? IFAB's sin bin plans revealed A report by Telegraph Sport on February 8 revealed IFAB was planning to introduce sin-bin trials.

Soccer fans around the world soon may see referees wielding a new “blue card” to try to keep games flowing. The International Football Association Board, which makes the game’s rules, is ...

Soccer blue card and sin-bin trial announcement delayed Updated / Friday, 9 Feb 2024 14:46 Sin-bin trials look to be on hold ... The introduction of a blue card, ...

The blue card still does not have an official date for implementation in official matches; however, the English Football Association (FA) has volunteered to test this card in the next edition of ...

A blue card will be used to send a player off the field for a period of 10 minutes, similar to a sin bin as used in rugby. Trials at amateur level have already seen blue cards issued for dissent.