# Law 5: Match and Result

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Quarters and intervals, decisions as time runs out, and the result.

## 5.51 Quarters, Intervals and the Result

Four quarters, the intervals, decisions and reviews at the end of a quarter, and a win or a draw.

### Test 1: Quarters, intervals, time running out and the result

- A match consists of four quarters of 15 minutes. (Źródło: FIH Rules 2027, Rule 5.1)
- Half-time is 10 minutes since 2026; the intervals after the first and third quarters are 2 minutes. (Źródło: FIH Rules 2027, Rule 5.1)
- Other durations may be agreed by both teams except where Regulations for a competition specify them. (Źródło: FIH Rules 2027, Rule 5.1)
- Teams may deviate from stopping and re-starting time after a goal or a penalty corner award, and from the suspension times of Rule 14.1. (Źródło: FIH Rules 2027, Rule 5.1)
- The review may go ahead even though time has been completed, immediately, and the situation is corrected. (Źródło: FIH Rules 2027, Rule 5.1)
- The team with more goals wins; with no goals or equal goals, the match is drawn. (Źródło: FIH Rules 2027, Rule 5.2)
- Rule 5.2 says only that information about shoot-outs is in the FIH tournament regulations. (Źródło: FIH Rules 2027, Rule 5.2)
- If time expires just before an umpire would have made a decision, the umpire may make it immediately after the end of the quarter. (Źródło: FIH Rules 2027, Rule 5.1)
- Quarter 1, a 2-minute interval, quarter 2, then the 10-minute half-time interval. (Źródło: FIH Rules 2027, Rule 5.1)
- 2 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes and 30 minutes. (Źródło: FIH Rules 2027, Rule 5.1)

Źródła: FIH Rules of Hockey, 2027 edition in force from 1 November 2026, Rule 5 (paraphrased in original wording; original questions authored from the Rules, not reproduced)

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