Cumberland FA

Rules and Regulations

Information for Cumberland Match Officials

REFEREES PLAY AN INTEGRAL PART IN ENSURING FOOTBALL REMAINS FAIR, SAFE AND INCLUSIVE FOR ALL

Here you will find the help you need, including laws of the game, match day guidance and information on safeguarding.


Referee’s must register every year for the start of the new season beginning on 1st July. If Referee’s do not register they will not be covered by insurance for any matches that they officiate.

Registration can be done online by accessing your account on the Whole Game System

If you have any queries please contact Cumberland FA's Referee Development Officer, Steve Dobinson.

 

Get in Touch

Cumberland FA

01900 511800

refsupport@cumberlandfa.com

Refereeing in Cumberland

Match Day Guidance

When it comes to Match Day, the referee has a number of duties and factors to consider other than the 90 minutes from kick off to full time
Cumberland FA Referees

Other Guidance

General guidance for match officials including report writing, misconduct and social media guidance
Safeguarding and Welfare

SAFEGUARDING IS EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY

Whatever your involvement in football, you have a responsibility to make our game as safe and enjoyable as possible for everyone.

This is particularly true if your role as a referee involves officiating matches where children and young people under the age of 18 are playing. It also applies if as you are officiating alongside under-18 referees and assistant referees.

Find out how The FA and CFAs manages safeguarding nationally and locally. You’ll also find detailed information on the game’s safeguarding strategy, and how it applies to you.

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Cumberland FA Referees

Laws of the Game

Stay up-to-date on the laws of the games, set by the International Football Associations Board
Youth Football in Cumberland

Criminal Records Checks

Keep up to date with our local safeguarding activities. You’ll find details of forthcoming safeguarding training courses and workshops, how to obtain a Criminal Record Check (CRC) if you need one – and lots of other relevant information.