Chapter 1 Playing Field
Dimensions
The playing field must be rectangular, and the length of the side lines must be longer than the length of the goal line.
Length: Minimum 90 meters (100 yards)
Maximum 120 meters (130 yards)
Width: Minimum 45 meters (50 yards)
The longest is 90 meters (100 yards)
International competition
Length: the shortest is 100 meters (110 yards)
The longest is 110 meters (120 yards)
Width: Minimum 64 meters (70 yards)
Maximum 75 meters (80 yards)
Field markings
Competition The field is marked by lines which serve as the boundaries of the various areas within the field and shall be included within each area.
The two longer boundary lines are called sidelines, and the two shorter lines are called goal lines.
All lines must be no more than 12 cm (5 inches) wide.
The playing field is divided into two halves by the center line.
Make a center mark at the midpoint of the center line of the field and draw a circle with a radius of 9.15 meters (10 yards) from the center mark.
Goal areas
The goal areas are at both ends of the field and are defined as follows:
A line drawn 5.5 meters (6 yards) from the inside of each goal post. Two lines perpendicular to the goal line. These lines extend 5.5 meters (6 yards) into the playing field and are connected to a line parallel to the goal line. The area formed by these lines and the goal line is the goal area.
Penalty penalty areas
The penalty areas are located at both ends of the field and are as follows:
From a distance of 16.5 meters (18 yards) from the inside of each goal post, Two lines perpendicular to the goal line. These lines extend 16.5 (18 yards) meters into the playing field and are connected to a line parallel to the goal line. The area formed by these lines and the goal line is the penalty area.
A penalty kick point is set 11 meters (12 yards) away from the midpoint of the goalposts in each penalty area. Outside the penalty area, draw an arc with a radius of 9.15 meters (10 yards) from each penalty spot.
Flagpole
Erect a flat-topped flagpole of no less than 1.5 meters (5 feet) at each corner of the venue, with a small flag tied to it.
Flagpoles may also be placed at both ends of the center line and no less than 1 meter (1 yard) beyond the sideline.
Corner Kick Arc
A quarter circle is drawn on the playing field with a radius of 1 meter (1 yard) from each corner flag post.
Goals
Goals must be placed in the center of each goal line.
They consist of two vertical posts equidistant from the corner flagpole and a horizontal beam connecting their tops.
The distance between the two posts is 7.32 meters (8 yards), and the distance from the lower edge of the beam to the ground is 2.44 meters (8 feet).
Both goalposts and crossbar shall be of the same width and thickness not exceeding 12 cm (5 inches). The goal line is the same width as the goal posts and crossbar. The goal net can be attached to the goal and the ground behind it and should be properly propped up so as not to interfere with the goalkeeper.
Goal posts and crossbar must be white.
Safety
The goal must be firmly fixed on the ground. If this requirement is met, the mobile goal can be used.
International Football Council Resolution
·Resolution 1
If the crossbar is displaced or broken, the game should be stopped until it is repaired and reset. If repair is not possible, the game is aborted. Ropes are not permitted in place of beams. If the crossbar can be repaired, play shall be resumed with a dropped ball from the spot where the ball was when play was stopped.
·Resolution 2
Goal posts and crossbars must be made of wood, metal or other approved materials. Its shape can be square, rectangular, round or oval and must not pose a hazard to team members.
·Resolution 3
From the time the team enters the playing field to leaving the field at the end of the first half, and from re-entering the field in the second half to the end of the game, any commercial advertisement, whether physical or graphic are not allowed to appear on the playing field and field equipment (including the goal net and the ground inside the goal net). In particular, no advertising may appear on the goal, goal net, corner flagpole or corner flag, nor shall any ancillary equipment (such as cameras, microphones, etc.) be installed.
·Resolution 4
No advertising of any kind is allowed in the ground technical area outside the competition venue and within 1 meter from the sideline.
In addition, advertising is not allowed in the area between the goal line and the goal net.
·Resolution 5
As stated in Resolution 3, during the competition, the representative logo or Reproductions of patterns, whether physical or graphic, are prohibited from appearing on the playing field and field equipment (including the goal net and the ground within the goal net).
·Resolution 6
Make a mark outside the playing field, 9.15 meters (10 yards) away from the corner kick arc and perpendicular to the goal line, to ensure that the defending team will take the corner kick when the corner kick is taken. Able to observe prescribed distances.
Chapter 2 Balls
Mass and Measurement
Balls
·Round shape;
·Made of leather or other suitable materials;
·The circumference shall not be longer than 70 cm (28 inches) and not shorter than 68 cm (27 inches);
·The weight shall not be determined at the start of the competition. More than 450 grams (16 ounces), not less than 410 grams (14 ounces);
·The pressure at sea level is equal to 0.6~1.1 atmospheres (600~1100 g/cm2, 8.5~ 15.6 pounds per square inch).
Replacement of bad ball
If the ball is cracked or damaged during the game;
·Stop the game;
·Use a replacement The ball is restarted as a drop ball at the location where the original ball was broken.
If the ball is broken or damaged when it becomes dead at kick-off, goal kick, corner kick, free kick, penalty kick or throw-in:
·Restart in accordance with the appropriate regulations Contest.
The ball may not be changed during the game without the permission of the referee.
International Football Council Resolution ·Resolution 1
Only footballs that meet the minimum technical requirements specified in Chapter 2 of the Rules may be used in the game.
In competitions sponsored by FIFA and confederations, the ball used must bear one of the following three logos:
The first, the official "International Football Association" "FIFA Approved" mark;
The second type is the official "FIFA Produced" mark;
The third type is the certified "International Competition Ball Standard".
Printing these marks on the ball indicates that the ball has been officially tested and meets the special technical requirements specified at each level. The minimum technical requirements for the ball are stated in Chapter 2 of the Rules. These special requirements relating to each level must be agreed to by FIFA. Relevant testing agencies must also obtain approval from FIFA. Competitions held by national football associations can require the use of balls that meet one of the above three logos. Other game balls must comply with the requirements of Chapter 2 of the Rules.
·Resolution 2
In competitions sponsored by FIFA, continental federations and national associations, except for the logo of the competition and the competition organizer and the manufacturer's trademark, no other items are allowed. Any commercials on the ball. Contest regulations may limit the size and number of such signs.
Chapter 3 Number of Players
Players
Two teams shall participate in a game. Each team shall have no more than 11 players, and one of them must be goalkeeper. If any team has less than 7 players, the game cannot start.
Official matches
In official matches hosted by FIFA, confederations or national associations, a maximum of 3 substitutes may be used in each match.
The competition regulations should state how many substitutes can be nominated, from 3 to a maximum of 7.
Other competitions
In other competitions, substitutes may be used in accordance with the following regulations:
·The relevant participating teams reach an agreement on the maximum number of substitutions;
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·Notify the referee before the game;
If the referee is not notified before the start of the game or the participating teams do not reach any agreement, the number of substitutes that can be used shall not exceed 3.
All matches
In all matches, the list of substitutes must be given to the referee before the start of the match. Unnominated substitutes may not participate in the game.
Substitution procedure
The following regulations must be followed when substituting a player:
·The referee should be notified before substituting;
·Substitute players The substituted player can only enter the playing field after the substituted player leaves the field and receives the referee's signal;
·The substitute player can only enter the field from the center line when the game is stopped;
·When the substitute When a player enters the playing field, the substitution procedure is completed;
·From then on, the substitute becomes a player on the field, and the substituted player ceases to be a player on the field;
·The substitute Players who come off the bench are not allowed to participate in the game again;
·The referee has the right to exercise authority over all substitute players regardless of whether they are on the field or not.
Replacing the goalkeeper
Any player on the field can exchange positions with the goalkeeper, and the following provisions are:
·Notify the referee before exchanging positions;
·Swap positions when play is stopped.
Violation/Penalty
If a substitute enters the playing field without the referee's permission:
·Stop the game;
· The substitute was given a warning and a yellow card and ordered to leave the playing field;
·The game was restarted with a dropped ball at the location where the ball was when the game was stopped.
If a player changes positions with the goalkeeper without the referee's permission:
·The game continues;
·The player concerned will be warned when the ball becomes dead. and showed a yellow card.
For any other violation of this rule:
·The player concerned will be warned and shown a yellow card.
Restart the game
If the referee stops the game and executes a warning:
·The opponent's player will restart the game by taking an indirect free kick from the position where the ball was when the game was stopped. .
Players and substitutes are sent off
If a player is sent off before kick-off, he can only be replaced by one of the nominated substitutes.
No substitute may be substituted if a nominated substitute is sent off, either before kick-off or after the start of the match.
Resolution of the International Football Council
·Resolution 1
According to the conditions stated in Chapter 3 of the Rules, the minimum number of remaining players for a team shall be determined by the national Association decides. However, the Board of Directors considers that if any team has less than 7 players, the game will not continue.
·Resolution 2
A team official can provide tactical guidance to the players during the game. After giving guidance, they must return to their positions. All team officials must be in designated positions. within the technical area and are responsible for their own actions.
Chapter 4 Team Equipment
Safety
Team members shall not use or wear equipment or any objects (including various jewelry) that may endanger themselves and other team members. ).
Basic equipment
The necessary basic equipment for team members is:
·Sports top;
·Shorts - if wearing tight underwear, Must be the same color as the main color of the shorts;
·Socks;
·Shin pads;
·Soccer shoes.
Shin guards
·Must be fully covered by protective socks;
·Made of appropriate materials (rubber, plastic or other similar materials);
·Provide an appropriate level of protection.
Goalkeepers
·The color of each goalkeeper's clothing must be different from other players, referees and assistant referees.
Violations/Penalties
For any violation of this rule:
·The game does not need to be stopped;
·The referee points out the player on the field If there is a problem with the equipment, the player should leave the playing field to adjust the equipment;
·Unless the player has adjusted the equipment, he should leave the playing field when the game stops and the ball is dead;
·Players who leave the playing field to adjust their equipment are not allowed to re-enter without the referee's permission;
·The referee must check the players' equipment before allowing the players to return to the field;
· Players can only re-enter the playing field when the ball becomes dead.
Players who leave the playing field due to violation of the above rules and enter (or re-enter) the playing field without the referee's consent will be warned and shown a yellow card.
Restart the game
If the referee stops the game and executes a warning:
·The opponent's player will restart the game by taking an indirect free kick from the position where the ball was when the game was stopped. .
Chapter 5 Referees
Powers of Referees
Each game is controlled by a referee who is appointed with full authority to execute and play the game Relevant competition rules.
Authorities and Responsibilities
Referees:
·Enforce the competition rules;
·Communicate with the assistant referees and the fourth official
·Ensure that any game ball complies with the requirements of Chapter 2 of the Rules;
·Ensure that player equipment complies with the requirements of Chapter 4 of the Rules;
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·Record game time and game results;
·Stop, postpone or terminate the game due to violation of the rules;
·Stop, postpone or terminate the game due to external interference;
·If he thinks the player is seriously injured, he will stop the game and ensure that he is removed from the playing field;
·If he thinks the player is only slightly injured, he will allow the game to continue until the injury is completed. Dead ball;
·Ensure players leave the playing field when they are injured and bleeding. The player can return to the field after nursing the bleeding to stop and receiving the referee's signal;
·When a team is fouled and can make a profit according to the "advantage" clause, the game is allowed to continue. If the expected "advantage" does not occur at that moment, the original foul will be awarded;
·When a player commits more than one foul at the same time, the more serious foul will be punished;
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·The referee does not have to immediately impose penalties on players who can be warned and sent off, but they must do so when the game becomes dead;
·To players who are irresponsible for their actions Team officials may impose sanctions and may, at their discretion, expel them from the playing field and its surrounding areas;
·For situations that you have not seen, you may make penalties based on the opinions of the assistant referees;
·Ensure that unauthorized personnel are not allowed to enter the competition venue;
·Restart the game after the game is stopped;
·The players and players will be informed before, during or after the game. Disciplinary actions taken by team officials and the circumstances of other incidents are submitted to the appropriate authorities in game reports.
Referee’s Decision
The referee’s decision based on the facts relevant to the game is final.
Only before the game is restarted, the referee can change a truly incorrect decision based on his own judgment or the opinions of the assistant referee.
Resolution of the International Football Council
·Resolution 1
Referees (also applicable to assistant referees or fourth officials) shall not bear legal responsibility for the following situations :
Any injury to a player, official or spectator;
Any damage to any property;
Due to, or may have arisen from, a decision made by him in accordance with the Rules of the Competition. , or any loss caused to any person, club, company, association or similar body arising out of the maintenance, conduct and control of the match as required by normal procedures.
This may include:
·The referee decides whether the game will proceed based on the playing field and its surrounding conditions, or the influence of weather;
·Decisions due to various reasons The game is canceled for any reason;
·Determine the equipment used in the game and its fixing conditions, including goal posts, crossbars, corner flagpoles and game balls;
·Due to the influence of spectators or Any problems in the auditorium, decide whether to stop the game;
·Decide whether to stop the game and allow the injured player to be removed from the playing field for treatment;
·Decide to require or insist on the removal of the injured player receive treatment on the field of play;
·Determine whether players may wear certain clothing or equipment;
·Determine (within their area of ??responsibility) whether anyone, including the team or stadium Officials, security officials, photographers or other publicity representatives) are present in the vicinity of the playing field;
·The referee shall judge the game in accordance with the rules of the game or in accordance with FIFA, confederations, national associations or federations. Judgment based on rules or regulations established.
·Resolution 2
The role and responsibilities of the fourth official assigned in a championship or league must be consistent with the regulations approved by the International Football Council.
·Resolution 3
The facts related to the game should include whether the goal was scored and the result of the game.
Chapter 6 Assistant Referees
Responsibilities
Two assistant referees shall be appointed for each game, and their duties (as determined by the referee) shall be Signal:
·When the ball as a whole crosses the playing field;
·Which team should take a corner kick, goal kick or throw-in;
·When a player in an offside position can be penalized;
·When a substitution of a player is requested;
·When an improper act or any other incident occurs outside the referee's sight;
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·Whenever a foul occurs, the assistant referee is closer to the location of the foul than the referee (especially if the foul occurs in the penalty area);
·When kicking the ball During a penalty kick, whether the goalkeeper moves forward before the ball is kicked, and whether the ball goes into the goal after being kicked.
Assist
The assistant referee should also assist the referee in controlling the game in accordance with the competition rules. Under special circumstances, the assistant referee can enter the field to assist the referee in controlling the distance of 9.15 meters.
If an assistant referee interferes excessively or performs inappropriately, the referee may relieve him or her of his duties and submit the report to the relevant department.
Chapter 7 Game Time
Game Time
The game is divided into two halves, each half is 45 minutes. Exceptions may be made with the consent of the referee and both parties under special circumstances. Any agreement to change game time (such as reducing each half to 40 minutes due to lack of light) must be made before the game begins and must be in accordance with competition regulations.
Halftime break
Players have the right to take a halftime break
The halftime break shall not exceed 15 minutes.
Competition regulations must state the duration of halftime.
The half-time break can only be changed with the consent of the referee. Deductions for lost time
All time lost during each half of the game shall be deducted for:
·Substitution of players;
·Estimation of player injuries;
·Removing the injured player from the playing field for treatment;
·Delaying time;
·Any other reason.
Lost time will be deducted based on the referee’s judgment.
Penalty kick
If a penalty kick is taken or a penalty kick is re-executed, the end time of each half can be extended until the penalty kick ends.
Win-off period
The competition regulations may stipulate that two more halves of equal time will be played. The provisions of Chapter 8 of the Rules also apply.
Suspended competitions
Unless otherwise provided in the competition regulations, suspended competitions shall be restarted.
Chapter 8 The Game Starts and Restarts
Preparation
By tossing a coin, the team that guesses correctly determines the offensive direction of the first half of the game.
The other team kicks off the ball to start the game
The team that guesses correctly kicks off the ball to start the game in the second half.
In the second half of the game, the two teams exchanged playing venues.
Kick-off
The kick-off is a way of starting and restarting the game:
·At the beginning of the game;
· After a goal is scored;
·At the beginning of the second half;
·At the beginning of the two halves of the deciding period.
Kick-off can be a direct shot.
Procedure
·All players are within their own half;
·The opposing team members of the kicking team should be at least 9.15 meters (10 yards) away from the ball , until the game is in progress;
·The ball should be placed on the center mark;
·The referee gives a signal;
·When the ball is kicked and forward Play is in progress while it is moving;
·The kickoff player may not touch the ball again until it has been touched by another player.
After a team scores a goal, the other team kicks off.
Violation/Penalty
If the kickoff player touches the ball again before another player touches it:
·An indirect free kick will be taken by the opposing team at the place where the foul occurred. ball.
Other fouls on the kickoff procedure:
·Restart.
Drop ball
Drop ball is a method of restarting the game after the game needs to be suspended for reasons not mentioned in the competition rules.
Procedure
The referee drops the ball where it was when play was stopped.
The game restarts when the ball touches the ground.
Violation/Penalty
Redrop the ball:
·If the ball is touched by a player before it touches the ground;
·If the ball is Leaving the playing field without being touched by a player before touching the ground.
Special circumstances
A free kick awarded to the defending team in its goal area may be taken from any place in the goal area.
An indirect free kick awarded to the attacking team within its opponent's goal area shall be taken from the goal area line parallel to the goal line closest to where the infringement occurred.
After the game is suspended, the ball is dropped on the goal area line parallel to the goal line closest to the point in the goal area where the ball was when the game was stopped, and the game is restarted.
Chapter 9 Game Progress and Dead Ball
The game becomes a dead ball
The game becomes a dead ball in the following situations:
·When the ball does not leave the ground or when the ball completely crosses the goal line or sideline in the air;
·When the game has been stopped by the referee.
The game is in progress
The game is in progress at all other times, including:
·The ball bounces into the field from the goal post, crossbar or corner flag post;
·The ball bounces off the referee or assistant referee on the playing field.
Chapter 10 Methods of Winning Count
Goal Scored
When the entire ball crosses the goal line between the goal posts and under the crossbar without any previous violation of the game The rule is to score a goal. Winning Team
The team that scores more goals in the game is the winner. If both teams score an equal number of goals or neither team scores a goal, the game is a draw.
Competition Regulations
The Competition Regulations shall state whether a run-off period or other steps agreed to by the International Football Council will be used to determine the winner of the match if the match ends in a draw.
Chapter 11 Offside
Offside position
It is not a foul in itself for a player to be in an offside position.
A player is in an offside position:
·The player is closer to the opponent's goal line than the ball and the last second opponent.
The player is not in an offside position:
·He is within his own half;
·He is level with the last second opponent player;
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·He is level with the last two opposing players.
Foul
A player who is in an offside position is deemed by the referee to be "involved" in the actual game at the moment when a player on the same team kicks or touches the ball in the following circumstances: Only when it is ruled as an offside foul;
·Interfering with the game;
·Interfering with the opponent's players;
·Using the offside position to gain benefits.
No foul
There is no offside foul if a player receives the ball directly from:
·Goal kick;
·Throw-in;
·Corner kick.
Breach/Penalty
For any offside foul, the referee shall award an indirect free kick to the opposing team at the place where the foul occurred.
Chapter 12 Fouls and Improper Conduct
Fouls or improper conduct will be awarded in the following situations:
Direct free kick
In the opinion of the referee, a direct free kick will be awarded to the opponent if a player commits any of the following six fouls carelessly, recklessly or using excessive force:
·Kicking or attempting to kick the opponent Players;
·Tripping or attempting to trip opposing players;
·Jumping towards opposing players;
·Colliding into opposing players;
·Hit or attempt to hit an opponent's player;
·Push an opponent's player;
If a player commits any of the following four fouls, a direct free kick will also be awarded to the opponent:
·When intercepting an opponent's player in order to gain control of the ball, touch the opponent's player before touching the ball;
·Pull the opponent's player;
·Towards An opponent's player spits;
·Intentional handball (excluding goalkeeper in his own penalty area).
A direct free kick is taken at the place where the foul occurred.
Penalty kick
No matter where the ball is during the game, if a player violates any of the above ten fouls in his own penalty area, he shall be penalized. Penalty kick.
Indirect free kick
If the goalkeeper commits any of the following four fouls in his own penalty area, an indirect free kick will be awarded to the opponent:
·After controlling the ball with your hands, hold the ball for more than 6 seconds before releasing the ball;
·After releasing the ball, touch the ball with your hands again without being touched by other players;
· Touching a ball intentionally kicked to him by a member of the same team;
· Touching a throw-in ball thrown directly by a member of the same team.
The referee believes that the player will also award an indirect free kick to the opponent when the following circumstances occur:
·The action is dangerous;
·Obstruction Opponent player;
·Prevent the opponent's goalkeeper from serving the ball from his hand;
·Violate any other foul not previously mentioned in Chapter 12 of the Rules, and stop the game and be given a warning or penalty order Show up.
An indirect free kick is taken at the place where the foul occurred.
Disciplinary Sanctions
Red and yellow cards can only be issued to players on the field, substitutes or players who have been substituted.
Warnable Fouls
If a player commits any of the following seven fouls, he will be warned and shown a yellow card:
1. Commit unsportsmanlike conduct;
2. Express dissent by words or actions;
3. Continue to violate the rules;
4. Delay the restart of the game;
5. When When the game is restarted with a corner kick or a free kick, do not retreat from the prescribed distance;
6. Enter or re-enter the playing field without the referee's permission;
7. Not obtain the referee's permission Permission is granted to intentionally leave the playing field.
Senial Fouls
If a player commits any of the following seven fouls, he will be sent off and shown a red card:
1. Serious foul;
2. Violence;
3. Spitting at the opponent or anyone else;
4. Destroying the opponent's goal with intentional handball or an obvious scoring opportunity (excluding the goalkeeper in the own penalty area);
5. Use a foul that can be judged as a free kick or penalty kick to destroy the opponent's obvious movement towards the own goal. scoring opportunities;
6. Use disrespectful, insulting or abusive language and actions;
7. Receive a second warning in the same game.
A player who is sent off must immediately leave the vicinity of the playing field and the technical area.
Resolution of the International Football Council
·Resolution 1
Whether a player is on or off the playing field, whether directly against an opponent or a member of the same team If a referee, assistant referee or other person commits an act that warrants a warning or a penalty, he or she will be punished according to the nature of the foul.
·Decision 2
When the goalkeeper touches the ball with any part of his arm, he is considered to have control of the ball. This control includes the goalkeeper intentionally blocking the ball with his arm, but does not include the referee deeming the ball to have bounced off the goalkeeper's arm accidentally, such as after the goalkeeper saves the ball.
·Resolution 3
According to the provisions of Chapter 12 of the Rules, players can pass the ball to the goalkeeper with their head, chest and knees. However, if the referee considers that, during the course of the game, the player has intentionally set up a scam by taking advantage of the rules, he is guilty of unsportsmanlike conduct and will be given a warning and an indirect free kick will be taken by the opponent at the place where the foul occurred.
When a free kick is taken, if a player takes advantage of the rules and deliberately sets up a scam, he will be warned and shown a yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct, and the free kick will be re-taken.
In this case, it has nothing to do with whether the goalkeeper subsequently touched the ball with his hands. The foul is mainly caused by the player's attempt to take advantage of the letter and spirit of Chapter 12 of the Rules. ·Decision 4
Any action that endangers the safety of the opponent by intercepting the ball from behind shall be regarded as a serious foul.
·Resolution 5
Feinting attempts to deceive the referee anywhere on the field must be sanctioned as unsportsmanlike conduct.
Chapter 13 Free Kicks
Types of Free Kicks
Free kicks are divided into two types: direct free kicks and indirect free kicks.
Whether it is a direct free kick or an indirect free kick, the ball must be placed firmly when kicking the ball. The kicking player shall not touch the ball again before it has been touched by other players.
Direct free kick
·If a direct free kick is kicked directly into the opponent's goal, it will be scored.
·If a direct free kick is kicked directly into our own goal, a corner kick will be awarded to the opponent.
Indirect free kick
Signal
When the referee awards an indirect free kick, he should raise one arm above his head and maintain this position until the ball is kicked. until it is touched by another player or becomes dead.
The ball goes into the goal
A score is scored only when the ball touches another player before entering the goal.
·If the indirect free kick is kicked directly into the opponent's goal, it will be awarded as a goal kick;
·If the indirect free kick is kicked directly into the own goal, the opponent will be awarded a corner kick.
Location of the free kick
Free kick in the penalty area
Direct or indirect free kick belonging to the defending team:
· All opposing players should be at least 9.15 meters (10 yards) away from the ball;
·All opposing players should stand outside the penalty area until the game is in progress;
When the ball is kicked directly out of the penalty area The game is in progress;
·A free kick can be taken from any point in the goal area.
Indirect free kick belonging to the attacking team
·All opponents players are at least 9.15 meters (10 yards) away from the ball until the game is in progress, unless they are already standing between their own goal posts. On the goal line;
·The game is in progress when the ball is kicked and moves;
·When an indirect free kick is taken in the opponent's goal area, it should be taken closest to the place where the foul occurred The goal area line is parallel to the goal line.
Free kick outside the penalty area
·All opposing players are at least 9.15 meters (10 yards) away from the ball until the game is in progress;
·When the ball is kicked The game is in progress when the foul occurs;
·A free kick is taken at the place where the foul occurred.
Violations/Penalties
When a free kick is taken and an opponent is closer to the ball than the required distance:
·The kick shall be retaken.
When the defender takes a free kick in his own penalty area and the ball is not kicked directly out of the penalty area:
·The kick should be retaken.
A free kick taken by a player other than the goalkeeper
If, after the game is in progress, the kicker touches the ball again (other than with his hands) before another player has touched it:
·An indirect free kick shall be taken by the opponent at the place where the foul occurred.
If after the game is in progress, the kicking player intentionally touches the ball with his hand before another player touches the ball:
·The opponent shall take a direct free kick at the place where the foul occurred;
·If the foul occurs within the kicker's own penalty area, a penalty kick will be awarded.
A free kick taken by the goalkeeper
If after the game is in progress, the goalkeeper touches the ball again (except with his hands) before another player touches it:
·By the opponent An indirect free kick is taken from the place where the foul occurred.
If after the game is in progress, the goalkeeper intentionally touches the ball with his hand before other players touch the ball:
·If the foul occurs outside the goalkeeper's own penalty area, the opponent shall be responsible for the foul when the foul occurs. A direct free kick shall be taken at the location where the foul occurred;
·If the foul occurs within the goalkeeper's own penalty area, the opponent shall take an indirect free kick at the location where the foul occurred.
Chapter 14 Penalty Kick Point Ball
When the game is in progress, a penalty kick shall be taken when a team is awarded a free kick in its own penalty area for violating one of the ten fouls that may be awarded as a direct free kick.
A penalty kick can lead to a direct goal.
At the end of each half of the game or the first half of the decisive period, extended time should be allowed to complete the penalty kick.
Position of the ball and players
Ball:
· Placed at the penalty spot.
The player taking the penalty kick:
·Confirmed that he will take the penalty kick.
The defensive goalkeeper:
·Stay on the goal line between his own goal posts and face the kicker until the ball is kicked out.
Players other than the player taking the penalty should be:
·Inside the playing field;
·Outside the penalty area;
·Free throw After the point;
·At least 9.15 meters (10 yards) from the penalty spot.
The referee
·Should give the signal to execute the penalty kick after the players are in the position specified by the rules;
·After the penalty kick is completed, Decide.
Procedure
·The kicker kicks the ball forward for a penalty kick;
·The kicker is not allowed to touch the ball again before other players touch it;
·The game is in progress when the ball is kicked and moves forward;
While the game is in progress, as well as at the end of the first half or the entire game, free throws are extended or re-executed. During a penalty kick, if the ball encounters the following conditions before passing between the goal posts and under the crossbar, a score shall be awarded:
·The ball touches any one or two consecutive goal posts, crossbars, and goalkeepers.
Violation/Penalty
If the referee signals a penalty kick and the following happens before the ball enters the game:
The kicker is at the kicking point Violation of competition rules when the ball is played:
·The referee allows the ball to be kicked as a penalty kick;
·If the ball enters the goal, it should be re-kicked.
·If the ball does not enter the goal, it should not be re-kicked.
The goalkeeper violated the rules of the game:
·The referee allowed the penalty kick to be taken;
·If the ball entered the goal, the score was valid;
·If the ball does not enter the goal, it should be re-kicked.
A member of the same team of the player who took the penalty enters the penalty area, or is in front of the penalty point, or is less than 9.15 meters (10 yards) from the penalty point:
·The referee allows the kick The ball is a penalty kick;
·If the ball enters the goal, it shall be re-kicked;
·If the ball does not enter the goal, it shall not be re-kicked;
·If If a player touches a ball that bounces off the goalkeeper, crossbar or goalpost, the referee will stop the game and the game will restart with an indirect free kick by the defending team.
A member of the goalkeeper's team enters the penalty area, or is in front of the penalty spot, or is less than 9.15 meters (10 yards) from the penalty spot:
·The referee allows the ball to be kicked Penalty kick;
·If the ball enters the goal, the score is valid;
·If the ball does not enter the goal, it should be re-kicked.
Both the offensive and defensive players violated the rules of the game:
·The kick should be retaken.
If the ball is kicked after a penalty kick:
The kicker touches the ball again (except with his hands) before other players touch it:
·By the opponent An indirect free kick is taken from the place where the foul occurred