Note: If there are not any KMI's in the match or no official has a KMI then answer "No"

KMI Definition: "Any decision that impacts or potentially impacts the outcome of the match".

         GDFRA Referees Key Match Incident List                    
 

• A goal awarded or disallowed incorrectly.
• A penalty kick correctly or incorrectly awarded, or not awarded (R or AR).
• Unfair denial of a goal/ Denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity (DOGSO) dealt with correctly or incorrectly.
• Clear and obvious serious fo ul play/violent conduct.
• An offside judgement which would have created/denied a clear goal scoring opportunity (AR).
• An incorrect offside judgement at any stage that lacks the credibility expected at this level (AR).
• Correct or incorrect judgement of the ball over the boundary line which has a critical impact on the match, including the decision on a goal (AR). 
• Effective or poor assistance to the referee in respect of a key match incident where it would be expected that the assistant would ordinarily advise his/her colleague (AR, 4th Official).
• Mistaken identity when a wrong player is cautioned or dismissed.
• Not sending off a player after they have received a second yellow card.
• Incorrect application of the Laws of the Game, which influence the outcome of the game.
• Simulation by an attacker is correctly recognised and punished in the penalty area.
• Any other incident that has a significant effect on the match that requires further examination on the part of the referee coach, which influences the outcome of the game.

The KMI form is now complete.  Please click on the submit button below.  A copy of this form will be emailed to you.

KMI forms will be sent to – tscchair@gdfra.org.au at the GDFRA Referees Technical Department.  KMI's should be submitted no later than Monday night following the match.

KMI Form Version 1.1 - R. Baker April 2025