It's one of the weird thin>₽≠≠gs about football to add $  φstopwatch at the end ♠≈↔♥of each race at the end o§£<§f the world cup. It is rarely expla↑≥$ined, but it seems to be p<←"↔art of every race that is not miss∏↑​πing, and there will ​≤'be no explanation in th±₽e few minutes after every <ק¶half of the two stopwatch regulation↓™Ωδ of 45 minutes, just announced≤  < when you think the stopγ'watch is out of use. They c"©an become an importa↑↔•→nt factor in any compe<♥&¶tition, and it is worth taking a few m✔✘☆inutes to understand.

What is the stop time of the≥£ stopwatch set?

In essence, stopwatch set¶π ↕ting time is a way of th♦₩"is movement, which can ​♦help solve the time when half race can↓→ not be played. Injuries, goals celebra '®tions, fouls, quarrels, we often uφ§φse race stopwatch timing and so ∞↓on to control may leσ<σad to the interruption of the race. Asλ∑ the time goes on, tφ¥π↑he real time does not stop. The footba¶₩☆ll player needs a rest for 'εa long time, and theφφ time watch will stop₹₹≈ and wait for the recovery tim★¶e.

How long do you usually stop₩•♦  the stopwatch?

It depends on what is hap∑  pening in the race and th→↑​e decision of the referee; normally,>♥ we see the stopwatch stop for one£α or two minutes at the end of the first₹¥φ half, and the stopwatch stop at thλ↑δ↓e end of the second half is of ✔ten two or three times or morα‍↑✘e in the first half. In tδ✔  he second half, there were more f♠↔ouls and more goals than the firs≠♦t half, so the normal stopwatch☆≥π≈ time was lost.

Of course, the referee has the ri♣®"↑ght to decide how much stop <λwatch time is used, because it is β↕→≠sometimes difficult to stop the"↕↕ race at the end of t≠β ‌he race, or sometimes it just •≠§≠delays stopwatch time and the reπδferee can finish the ref‍≥γeree as soon as possible. Adding‌↔‍✘ time wastage or further ♣ ±interruption after publication tim←♦→€e may also lead to further i<₹ncrease of stopwatch time and extensi←$on of the competitionσβ₹. Setting the stopwatch to stop time is¶♣ש seen as a guideline ra☆₽ther than a hard number.

How to determine the stopwa αtch pause time?

There are no hard and fast rulesσ™✔ on how to determine t≈¥he number of parking hours, but theᥕre are different guidelines γ∏ for tracking things. Normally, th<¶✘e vice referee will stay in ≈↔the vicinity of the two teams of be↓'✘∞nches, give the referee the &←≈Ωopinion, transfer the decision ←↔≤to the manager, and superviseγ♦λ↓ the situation, and usually keep> →≠ stopwatch to keep the mark of the pas∏→≥βsing of the stopwatch in e≈πach race. With half court approachi→ק'ng, he will tell the chief ★₽referee how much time he can ♠∏εdisplay the stopwatch and determi¥&'Ωne how much time it will ta€©★☆ke as a downtime.

Some referees tend to ≥&α use a more deterministic method to ca£€≤∞lculate the downtime, providing ‍ ♦∞a certain time for each type of stoΩφpwatch: 45 to 1 minute target cele™±brations, 5-10 seconds of fouls, 15-30 ☆‍£seconds of substitutes, §♦and a minute of treatment. This method ♣£is not always as accuratε$↓φe as stopwatch based method, Ω'→but referees can easily tr§☆₹ack themselves in the pr ₽ocess of competition.

Finally, the final stopwatch setti''♣ng time is determined by ≠♦$the referee. No matt ≥er how to track the pause,≥" the time of the announ♥©¥cement is decided by the φ© δreferee. He can declare that he thi☆∞ε≠nks the right time is mo α∑"re or less than "need". Itε∏‌¥9;s not surprising to see that t$α¶he second half of the←↓™ε stopwatch five minute•¶s or more stopwatch time is not su∏™rprising, just because the re>®₹feree's absolute pity←←& and a minute of stopwatβ↑≠ch time to supplement the rac×'∑e is good.

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