Substitution Formula:
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Football substitution refers to the replacement of players on the field with reserve players during a match. The number of available substitutes depends on the competition rules and the total squad size.
The calculator uses a simple formula:
Where:
Explanation: This calculation determines how many players can be substituted during a match based on the total squad size.
Details: Knowing available substitutes helps coaches plan match strategies, manage player fatigue, and respond to in-game situations.
Tips: Enter the total number of players in your squad (minimum 11). The calculator will automatically show how many substitutes are available.
Q1: What's the minimum squad size?
A: The minimum is 11 players (starting lineup). Most competitions require more for substitutions.
Q2: How many substitutions are allowed in a match?
A: This varies by competition. Most professional leagues allow 3-5 substitutions per match.
Q3: Does this include goalkeepers?
A: Yes, the total includes all players regardless of position.
Q4: What about competition-specific rules?
A: Some competitions may have additional restrictions. Always check the specific competition regulations.
Q5: Can I have more than 11 players?
A: Yes, teams typically have larger squads with substitutes, but only 11 can be on the field at once.