Explaining sports rules

The user shared a headline in Chinese about an Indian Super Cup player being penalized for their underwear color, which is quite bizarre! They might be asking for context or expressing surprise. I should respond by explaining the relevant rule from the Laws of the Game. Specifically, players must have undershorts that match the color of their shorts. If not, they can be sent off to correct their gear before the match. That’s quite the situation!Clarifying dismissal rules

I’m considering the rules around player dismissals for equipment violations. It’s unusual to receive a red card for such issues before kickoff, though a player can be sent off for serious misconduct. For equipment, they can only enter the field after correcting it, and a red card isn’t typically issued. The Laws say undershirts must match sleeve colors, and undershorts should match the shorts. So the term “被罚下” might mean the player was sent off to change, rather than receiving a red card.Explaining player removal

The phrase "赛前被罚下" likely means the player was removed from the lineup. I should avoid making assumptions I can't verify. The user might want a brief explanation of the rules. I can clarify that he was probably excluded until he changed and replaced by another player. We should mention the IFAB equipment rule, where referees check compliance before kickoff. If a player can't fix the issue, they can't play, but this isn't a red card situation. We could also ask if they want details about the incident.Clarifying situation and rules

If the user requests a link, I might need to browse, but since I'm offline with knowledge up to October 2024, I should avoid making unverifiable claims about events after that date. So, I’ll craft a response that includes a reaction and an explanation, stating it’s not a red card for underwear, but rather equipment non-compliance. I can mention relevant rules and comparisons, like how the Premier League checks equipment. Also, I’ll explain that "被罚下" could mean being removed from the starting lineup or substituted without a penalty.Explaining the rules

I need to clarify that changes to a team's lineup are only allowed for injuries or illnesses, and any replacements cannot participate. Let's focus on why uniform color matters for clear identification and avoiding confusion. Visible undershorts and undershirts must match the main kit color, while sock tape has to match the socks.

Enforcement falls to the referee, who checks compliance during inspections. If a player refuses to change, they can receive a caution, but this is not a red card scenario. I’ll respond concisely in Chinese, asking if the user wants details about the specific incident.