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What are the different blows of the whistle of football (soccer) for a foul, start of game, end, ect

As already stated the LoTG don't mention that, but there are a few guidelines. One long blow any interruption you have to call (such as fouls, offside, etc) kick-off One short blow resume the game ...
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What are the different blows of the whistle of football (soccer) for a foul, start of game, end, ect

The Laws of the Game do not specify the means in which the whistle should be blown, so you can do whatever you like (within reason); what is far more important is that you understand the Laws, and ...
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Can I cause a foul in soccer/football if contact is only made with the ball and not the player?

I barely had to move my leg to the side. Whenever you move/stretch your leg, it's considered an action. There are differences between shielding, impeding and interference, and it can be the referee's ...
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Advantage is given after a reckless slide tackle and the affected team scores. Yellow still to be given?

It doesn't matter what the outcome of the advantage is. If the offence needs caution/warning/card/sent off right away, it still deserves it afterwards and has to be sanctioned at the first stop, ...
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Most hat-tricks in a single gameweek

Sticking with just the Premier League, there have been five other game weeks in which three hat-tricks were scored: 23 September 1995, when Robbie Fowler (Liverpool), Alan Shearer (Blackburn), and ...
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