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1 avantage
Décision de l' arbitre de ne pas interrompre le jeu malgré une infraction, lorsque l'équipe pour laquelle le coup franc devrait être prononcé reste en possession du ballon et ne profiterait pas d'un coup franc.♦ Laisser l'avantage; appliquer la règle de l'avantage.Syn. avantage mDecision taken by the referee to allow play to continue although an offence has been committed, because the team against which the offence was committed is in possession of the ball and would not benefit from a stoppage in play for a free kick.♦ Apply the advantage rule; play advantage.Syn. advantage -
2 règle de l'avantage
Décision de l' arbitre de ne pas interrompre le jeu malgré une infraction, lorsque l'équipe pour laquelle le coup franc devrait être prononcé reste en possession du ballon et ne profiterait pas d'un coup franc.♦ Laisser l'avantage; appliquer la règle de l'avantage.Syn. avantage mDecision taken by the referee to allow play to continue although an offence has been committed, because the team against which the offence was committed is in possession of the ball and would not benefit from a stoppage in play for a free kick.♦ Apply the advantage rule; play advantage.Syn. advantageDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > règle de l'avantage
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