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1 Prix du fair-play de l'UEFA
Prix décerné à une équipe, un joueur, un arbitre ou des supporters qui ont fait preuve d'une attitude particulièrement sportive.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > Prix du fair-play de l'UEFA
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2 balle arrêtée
Ballon posé par terre et immobilisé avant d'être botté par un joueur à la suite d'une interruption du jeu par l' arbitre.Syn. coup de pied arrêté mSituation in which the game is started or restarted after the ball has left the field or after the game has been stopped by the referee.Syn. dead-ball situationDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > balle arrêtée
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3 coup de pied arrêté
Ballon posé par terre et immobilisé avant d'être botté par un joueur à la suite d'une interruption du jeu par l' arbitre.Syn. coup de pied arrêté mSituation in which the game is started or restarted after the ball has left the field or after the game has been stopped by the referee.Syn. dead-ball situationDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > coup de pied arrêté
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4 Règlement de l'UEFA concernant l'équipement
Règlement constituant le fondement juridique de l'utilisation d'équipement lors des compétitions de l'UEFA qui garantit l'égalité de traitement des clubs, associations nationales, fabricants et sponsors dans l'esprit du fair-play.Set of rules and guidelines which constitutes the legal basis for the use of any type of equipment in UEFA competitions and ensures equal treatment of clubs, national associations, manufacturers and sponsors in the spirit of fair play.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > Règlement de l'UEFA concernant l'équipement
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5 qualification
Droit de participer à une compétition.Entitlement to take part in a competition.Autorisation accordée à un joueur enregistré de participer aux matches officiels d'un club ou d'une équipe nationale.Set of conditions established by the relevant football authority that a player must meet in order to have the right to participate in organised football and play official matches for a club or a national team.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > qualification
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