It's one of the weird β•things about football to add stopwatch at the σπ≠€end of each race at the ✘÷ end of the world cup. It is rφ‌arely explained, but it seems to be part o®≤↕f every race that is not missing, and ther ¥e will be no explanation∞↔♦ in the few minutes €↔after every half of the two ®​¥stopwatch regulation of 45 minutes, just announceε$δd when you think the stopwatch is out of≠♦→ use. They can become an important factor in a​®ny competition, and it is worth taking a ±φfew minutes to understand.

What is the stop time of the stopw©λ÷atch set?

In essence, stopwatch sett™↓&₹ing time is a way of this®§★ movement, which can help solve the time when h‌≤γalf race can not be played. Injuries, go♠λ♣als celebrations, fouls, quarrels, we ofte←↓n use race stopwatch timing and so on to cont←λ↕rol may lead to the interruption of the race. $♣≥&As the time goes on, the real tim♥ ↕∑e does not stop. The fooσ™♥∞tball player needs a rest for a long time, and th♥↕φ↔e time watch will stop and wait ∏≥&for the recovery time.

How long do you usually stop the stopwatch↕±​?

It depends on what is happening in thδ≤‍e race and the decision of the referee; normaα®₩lly, we see the stopwatch stop for oneλ≤ or two minutes at the end of the first half, ←>and the stopwatch stop at the end of the ♥↑second half is often two or three ti₽♠mes or more in the first half. In the second≈'✔β half, there were more fouls and more go≥≠λ≠als than the first half, so the n §ormal stopwatch time was lost.

Of course, the refer×γ≈‍ee has the right to decide how much sto↓β'™pwatch time is used, because it is sometimes difα©¥>ficult to stop the race at the end of <≤the race, or sometimes it just delays stopwatc'♦₩h time and the referee can fi∑∏nish the referee as soon as possible. Adding tim'≥ ♥e wastage or further inte≥Ωrruption after publica♦→tion time may also lead to further in≥©₹crease of stopwatch tim↑♠e and extension of the competition. ♣&↔Setting the stopwatch to stop time €✔'§is seen as a guideline ✔₽rather than a hard number.

How to determine the stγ'opwatch pause time?

There are no hard and fast rules on how to deter★σmine the number of parking hours, ✔ γbut there are different guideline‌✘≥s for tracking thing♥≤s. Normally, the vice referee will stay in t≤ ¶he vicinity of the two teams of benches, give‍α® the referee the opinion, transfer th♥¥e decision to the manager, and super← "vise the situation, and u®&sually keep stopwatch t→↓o keep the mark of the passing of the stopwa€₹ tch in each race. With h☆₽σalf court approaching, he will tell the c"€hief referee how much timδ↑≠≠e he can display the sto‌♠π•pwatch and determine how much time it will α↑₽take as a downtime.

Some referees tend to use a more det↔✔erministic method to calculate €®£₽the downtime, providing ✔®♦φa certain time for each type of stopwatch: 45 to ​÷↓1 minute target celebrat©™₩ions, 5-10 seconds of fouls, 15-30 se¥‍conds of substitutes, and ₽↓∑✔a minute of treatment. This method is no€<t always as accurate as stop™γ∏watch based method, but referees caα•n easily track themselves in the process of comp‍₹♠etition.

Finally, the final stopwatch set∑γ♥¶ting time is determined by t'•₹¥he referee. No matter how ™•↔to track the pause, th•‌e time of the announ≈∏€✔cement is decided by the referee. He can decla♣♠₹re that he thinks the right time i¶•s more or less than &q¥✔<uot;need". It's not surprisi∑ ng to see that the second¶"λ↔ half of the stopwatch fiε™ve minutes or more stopwatch ti"§↑‍me is not surprising, just beca™ ♦use the referee's absolute pity and a minu£♣te of stopwatch time tγ£o supplement the race is♥ ‌₩ good.

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