It depends on the level of the game.
Youth games have 2 to 4 officials working those games. They try to schedule 3 or 4.
High school:
Freshamn have 3 officials working those game. (Referee, Umpire and Head Linesman)
J.V. has 4 officials working those games. (Referee, Umpire, Line judge and Head Linesman)
Varsity has 5 officials working those games. (Referee, Umpire, Line Judge, Head Linesman and Back Judge)
College and NFL games have 7 officials working those games (same as High school varsity, but also with Field Judge and Side Judge)
players, match officials, Referees, assistant referees, stewards
3 referees are in soccer and football
In a standard football (soccer) match, there are 22 players on the pitch, consisting of 11 players from each team. Additionally, there are typically 3 referees officiating the match: one center referee and two assistant referees. This brings the total to 25 individuals on the pitch during a game.
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In a standard football match, there are typically four officials: one main referee and three assistant referees (also known as linesmen). Additionally, in higher-level competitions, there may be a fourth official and, in some cases, video assistant referees (VAR). This brings the total number of officials involved in a match to potentially six or more, depending on the league and tournament rules.
The number of referees needed depends on the sport and the level of play. For example, a soccer match typically requires one main referee and two assistant referees, while basketball games usually have three referees. In some sports, such as American football, there can be multiple officials on the field. Ultimately, the specific requirements can vary based on the league or governing body’s regulations.
It is either the F.A, The U.E.F.A or F.I.F.A.
British American Football Referees' Association was created in 1984.
two referees, and the coaches of course
Yes the referees can interfere in a match
Referees.
Referees