In which situation is video review permitted?

Video review is permitted in identifying players for disciplinary matters because it provides officials with the opportunity to review incidents that may have occurred during the match which were not fully observed at real-time speed. This ensures that referees can accurately assess situations involving misconduct, such as violent conduct or serious foul play, and appropriately identify the players involved. The use of video can facilitate more fair and accurate decision-making, contributing to the overall integrity of the match.

In contrast, determining if the field is safe for play, deciding on weather conditions, and verifying player substitutions are not situations that are subject to video review. Safety assessments and weather conditions are decisions made prior to the match or during breaks, based on objective criteria rather than incidents that can be reviewed. Player substitutions are typically managed according to the rules established prior to the match, not through video analysis.