2010 Referee Week In Review Week 8   © Howard C. Smith/U.S.
Soccer  IN THE IMAGE: Fourth official Byran Roslund signals a
substitution involving United States midfielder Leslie Osborne
(12). The women's national team of the United States defeated
Canada 6-0 during an international friendly at Robert F. Kennedy
Memorial Stadium in Washington, D. C., on May 10, 2008.    Week
In Review 2010 Week 8 – Ending May 16, 2010 This week in review
will provide insight into two topics that have not been examined
thus far this season: Second cautionable offenses and
simulation/embellishment. Additionally, a tackle that lead to a
penalty kick in a WPS game will be reviewed by exploring key
points that should have steered the referee to recognize that
the defender executed a fair challenge for the ball.  Week In
Review Podcast: For each “Week In Review,” U.S. Soccer produces
a related podcast that covers the topics of the week.
Receiving a Second Caution in the Same Match: Law 12 – Fouls and
Misconduct  The Laws of the Gam