Sutherland Shire Football Referees Association

The pathway to becoming a qualified football referee with the Sutherland Shire Football Referees Association is as simple as successfully completing an online Laws of the Game Quiz as well as completing the requirements set out in the FFA accredited, Level 4 Practical...

Prior to the 2020 season is a great time to upgrade your qualifications! You will add to your existing skills and can use them in Round 1!

If you are a current Level 4 or Level 3 referee you can do this at our upcoming courses to be held at Harie Denning Football Centre...

If you are a Level 3 or Level 2 referee your qualifications are valid for 4 years from the time you received that accreditation - for example if you did your Level 2 (Theory) in 2016 you would need to re-validate this qualification prior to the end of the 2020 season.

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Unlike previous years, there will not be a registration day and all Members will be required to complete the registration process online. ​Registrations for returning Members are now open. Register by 9th February to benefit from the early bird offer.

Find out from a referee's perspective why you should consider becoming a football referee in the Sutherland Shire.

Football NSW has introduced a new Working with Children Check Policy. For the 2018 season and beyond, it is a requirement of Football NSW that all Technical Directors, Coaches, Managers, Referees and other persons in child related roles working or volunteering with chi...

REFEREE Viktor Kassai made some football history on Wednesday night, using video replay to award a penalty kick during the Club World Cup semifinals.

Kashima Antlers midfielder Gaku Shibasaki sent in a free kick in the 31st minute, and teammate Daigo Nishi was then fo...