英文摘要 |
The object of the study is to evaluate the efficiency of referee methodology via the violations taken place in the course of the 1998 and 2002 Soccer World Cup. The object of analysis is primarily targeted on 128 matches among thirty-two teams in the 1998 and 2002 Soccer World Cup. The review was based on observing the video tapes produced by Japan NHK and Taiwan CTS. The various matches' referee proceedings and decisions are duly documented. The time, location and violation category where red cards were given were subsequently examined. The following conclusions have been drawn: In the said world cup, the occurrences of red card have increased, and in contrast to the increase of matches this time: I. Violation Time: the closer to the end of the game, the more red cards were given; II. Violation Location: red card were given in the back court more than that of in the front court; III. Violation Action: The ranking of the reason why red card were given: serious violation>second yellow card>unethical behaviour>verbal insult. |