Rugby: referee signals

The 10th Rugby World Cup will take place in France from September 8 to October 28. Here's a videographic on the referee's main signals. VIDEOGRAPHIC

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00:00 When a try is scored, the referee is positioned in the in goal area and blows his whistle

00:10 loudly.

00:11 For a penalty, the referee faces the touchline and blows his whistle, louder or softer depending

00:16 on the seriousness of the infringement.

00:19 For a free kick, the referee faces the touchline.

00:22 He takes the same position to call a scroll.

00:25 For a line out, the assistant referee raises his flag and places himself where the line

00:30 out will be held, facing the opposite touchline.

00:32 The referee indicates advantage without whistling to allow the game to continue.

00:38 When the referee is unsure, he calls for a video review.

00:42 you

00:44 you

00:46 you

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