San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department Jose Coronado Futsal League The league uses the FIFA Futsal LOTG unless specified otherwise below. Players Maximum of 12 players on the roster. All players on one team must wear jersey or shirts of similar color with numbers on the back. No jewelry of any kind. Shoes must NOT leave any marks on the floor. Athletic shoes designed for use on wooden courts required. Shinguards must be worn under long socks. Players names MUST be computer printed on the printed roster. No write-ins (unless admin error). No player can be on multiple rosters or play for multiple teams. Adults MUST be on the San Francisco Recreational and Park Department list of approved Coaches. No exceptions. Scorekeeper and facility manager typically have responsibility to check adults. Watch for adults that show up after the game starts. Coaches sign match card at end of game. Ball U12/6th and younger use a Size 3 U13/7th and older use a Size 4 Half Time and Game Time Keep matches on time. Five minute grace period, then record the match as a forfeit. The league fines teams for forfeits. The mission of the league is to play the games. If the coach is late, please try to play the game anyway (shorten halves if necessary). Half time is no more than 5 minutes. Teams must switch sides. Clock Running clock.Two 20 minute halves. EXCEPT Last 2 minutes of second ha Last 1 minute of second overtime During which clock stops upon awarding kick-ins, goal clearances, fouls, corner kicks, penalty kicks, time outs and dropped balls. Clock restarts when ball is in play. Clock does NOT stop if goal differential is greater than 7 goals Start of Match and Kick-offs Visiting team has kick off at the start of the first half. Cannot score directly from a kickoff. Award Goal Kick. Deliberate Heading U12/6th and younger deliberate heading is to be whistled and an IFK awarded to the opponents. This is a non-accumulative foul. Penalty Kicks For regular penalty kicks, the goalkeeper must remain on the goal line. U12/6th and younger, for any penalty kick, the goalkeeper must remain the the goal line until the ball is kicked from the second penalty spot. U13/7th and older, per FIFA, for PK resulting from 6th (or beyond) foul, the goalkeeper must be at least 5 meters from the second penalty spot. Foul Recognition With wood floors, the potential for injury is high. Referees are encouraged to call challenges tight and explain your calls. Challenges that would permitted in outdoor soccer are often not permitted in Futsal. League Website - https://sfrecpark.org/1184/Jose-Coronado-Futsal-League