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Law 13 - Free Kicks
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Law 13 - Free Kicks 4/17/2012

Chris of Frisco, TX USA asks...

Besides goal kicks, what other times does the ball need to clear the penalty box before being touched by players for play to resume?

Thank you!

Chris...

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Law 13 - Free Kicks 4/12/2012

Peter Grove of Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire England asks...

In his answer, referee McHugh states: 'If it has not been kicked and moved then a very quick whistle is required to prevent the kick progressing with perhaps a goal being disallowed.'

I'm sorry, but I don't see any reason why the whistle wou...

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Law 13 - Free Kicks 4/7/2012

Ryan of Howell, New Jersey United States of America asks...

In many games I have watched and even officiated myself, I have noticed Teams taking a different approach to an IDFK. Player A touches the ball(and it does not move) while Player B takes the shot and scores without it touching any other players. I ha...

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Law 13 - Free Kicks 3/29/2012

Anon of Pasadena, CA U.S. asks...

Perhaps you should clarify that the answers on Q 26108 assume that the FK was taken from outside of the PA....

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Law 13 - Free Kicks 3/29/2012

Fred of Franklinton, NC US asks...

During a High School match, an attacking player was fouled (direct kick) about 1 or 2 yards outside the penalty area. The attacking team grabbed the ball, moved it approx. 1 yard inside the penalty area and
took a quick kick. The kick resulted ...

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Law 13 - Free Kicks 3/15/2012

Brian of chino, ca us asks...

White is awarded an IDK. Player A steps on the ball before player B takes a shot on goal. The ball rebounds off the upright and hits the goalie before entering the goal.

In Law 13 it states 'the ball is in play when it is kicked and move...

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Law 13 - Free Kicks 3/10/2012

Mike Parker of Salem, UT USA asks...

How close to the spot of the foul must a free kick be taken. Can the free kick be taken 5 yards behind the spot of the foul....

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Law 13 - Free Kicks 3/6/2012

Peter Flaherty of Galway, Ireland asks...

A defender takes an indirect free kick a scores an own goal. What should I do...

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Law 13 - Free Kicks 3/3/2012

OLADANNY of Belize city, Belize BELIZE asks...

can a player score a goal from a fair play?
can a player kick a free kick ball twice?...

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Law 13 - Free Kicks 2/22/2012

tony sharrock of lincoln, lincolnshire united kingdom asks...

Goal kicks have to clear the penalty area before its in play what about offsides in the penalty box and free kicks to the defending side do they have to clear the penalty box before they are in play . thankyou....

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