You are the Ref E8: Strange occasion of stripping shirt - yellow or not?

On a bitterly cold day a striker wears two official shirts at once - his original and an identical replacement. But in the second-half he over-heats, so he throws one to a young fan during a stoppage. He's already on a yellow. What do you do?

Verdict for E7

A midfielder commits a foul worth a second yellow card, but you play advantage as the opposition are in on goal. But when their shot is cleared it drops straight to the midfielder you planned to book: he turns, races upfield and scores a screamer. What do you do?

Verdict: No goal. You should have stopped play the moment the ball reached the player you planned to dismiss – he shouldn’t be on the pitch and you cannot allow him to benefit from the advantage you awarded the opposition. 

Call him over and show him a second yellow, then a red. Restart with an indirect free-kick, taken from where the ball was when it reached him – the point at which you should have stopped play.