If a team has one player ejected and the other team has two, how many kickers are used to start the tiebreaker?

In a situation where teams are tied after regulation play, a tiebreaker is typically initiated with a penalty shootout in which each team selects a number of players to take penaltiy kicks. According to the NISOA rules, in the case where a team has players ejected, the remaining players on the team must still be at least the number of kickers required for the tiebreaker.

In this specific scenario, where one team has 10 players available (after one ejection) and the other has 11 players available (after two ejections), both teams would still participate using 10 kickers. This is because the standard in soccer is that each team will take an equal number of kicks until a winner is determined, as long as both teams have at least that number of players available. Since each team fielding 10 kickers maintains fairness and consistency in the shootout, this is why both teams would use 10 kickers for the tiebreaker.