Social Co-Ed League Format Teams must maintain a minimum of 1 woman on the field at all times. Social Leagues are geared towards beginner to intermediate level players, with an emphasis on sports-personship and community.
Promotion/Relegation for returning teams is in effect. Depending on number of teams, up to 2 teams will be promoted/relegated each season. The divisions are as follows:
D1: Sunday Super League
D2: Chill Championship League
Free Agents will be placed on teams prior to the start of the league, please contact james@soccerstreets.org with any questions or requests.
🚗Location, Directions & Parking Information The Sunday Social league will be played entirely at the MARTA Lindbergh Center Station Soccer Location. Parking is available in the Sidney Marcus Parking Deck, accessed via the Lindbergh Lane entrance here: 740 Sidney Marcus Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30324
Details:
Full League Rules
Rule Summary:
Teams playing in our Co-ed leagues must maintain a minimum of 1 woman on
the field at all times. If they cannot meet this requirement on the day, they can play with 1 less player on the field temporarily.
5 players (4 field players + 1 goalkeeper)
No slide-tackling is allowed, but goalkeepers may go to ground to make saves. The re-start for a slide-tackle that is NOT a foul is an indirect free kick.
All out-of-bounds restarts are indirect (sideline kick-ins, net-balls, goal kicks, corner
kicks, kick-offs, etc.) and all other restarts are direct (except a non-foul slide as noted above).
Kick-ins (not throw-ins) are taken to restart play from sideline out-of-bounds; these
kick-ins are indirect
No punting or dropkicks by the keeper
Goal kicks and kick-ins must be taken from a dead ball
Balls touching the roof of the net are considered out-of-bounds; an indirect free kick will
be awarded at the spot of contact
Substitutions are made “on-the-fly,” as long as the player subbing in is not close enough to impact the play on the ball, they may sub as soon as another player leaves the field during play
Goalkeeper throws are considered indirect. If a ball enters the goal directly from a goalkeeper’s throw, it is a goal kick for the opposing team.
🟨 If a player is issued a yellow card, they must sit out for 2 minutes with no substitution allowed
🟥 If a player is issued a red card, they are ejected from the game (no substitution allowed). If the site manager or referee determines the foul warrants an ejection, the game will not resume until the player has left the facility.
A mandatory 1 match suspension for a red card will be served immediately in the next scheduled match. Any attempt to bypass this suspension will lead to an additional red card. The player who received the card (or team captain) will identify themselves by name to the referee so the card can be properly assigned and the suspension served, otherwise the team will risk further red cards at the discretion of league management.
All red cards will be reviewed by league management. If management deems it necessary, a longer suspension will be implemented for any red card.
Red Card Accumulation: If a player is issued a red card beyond the first (at any time, red cards are cumulative between ALL seasons), they will be subject to a minimum suspension of 3 matches, up to a suspension for the rest of their season, as determined by league management.
If a player is ever issued a 3rd red card, they will be PERMANENTLY barred from participating in all Soccer in the Streets events, leagues and tournaments.
Players must respect the appropriate distance for all restarts:
During playoffs and finals, either team may request a roster check of the referee before the game begins. Both teams will then be required to verify their rosters. Players not registered on the roster will be ineligible for play during these games.
League Format
Playoff Format: