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Law 18 - Common Sense
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Law 18 - Common Sense 10/1/2014Robert Ayala of HOUSTON, TX United States asks...I read the responses to the reference question and the scenarios as presented make sense, but I would still like further clarification.
If a player working near the goal line plants one foot outside of the goal line mark, where a ball would...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 9/29/2014Phil of Tarzana, CA United States asks...Thanks to all of you for all the advice & explanation. I must have gone over this in my head dozens of times. I learned several things:
1. First, thanks for the explanation of the PA. I'm sure I knew that, but for some reason, have trouble re...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 9/22/2014Martin Lewis Platt of New York, New York United States asks...I heard on a telecast this weekend of an EPL match, that at one time there was an obstruction penalty when a player protected a ball going out of bounds from a player trying to get to it. What was the rationale for eliminating this rule? One of the m...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 9/22/2014Chris of Dover Plains , New York USA asks...Can a player defend with their arm out? Bent or straight....
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 9/22/2014EHarris of Austin, Texas USA asks...Thank you for answering the question. Allow me to explain the circumstances in which I used this last weekend. I had a player late-added to my roster who has never played soccer and didn't understand what 'defense' was and made only one practice bef...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 9/20/2014EHarris of Austin, Texas USA asks...I was told by a high school player today that targeting was illegal in soccer, meaning I cannot place a defender man-on-man against the other team's star player with the goal of preventing him from getting the ball in the first place -- not through o...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 9/19/2014john of san andreas, ca usa asks...Once the keeper plays the ball with their feet from an opposing player, can they pick up the ball with their hands, as long as they are in the penalty area?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 9/16/2014Steve Fehlhaber of Westerville, OH USA asks...A goalie punts the ball from the 6. The ball shanks off her foot and her teammate enters the 18 and begins to dribble the ball. Is this legal? If not what is the restart?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 9/2/2014pete of floral park, new york usa asks...hi always enjoy reading your answers thumbs up.
during my sons u10 game the forward on my sons team had a one on one with the goalkeeper inside the penalty area the goalie fouled him thus dogso, the referee awarded a penalty which was obviously ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 8/6/2014Jason Anish of , asks...In a BU16 game, the Blue Team is attacking the Red Team's goal when a Blue Team attacker unleashes a mighty shot. The Red Team's goalkeeper makes a diving save but in doing so is accidentally tripped by his own team's defender and the keeper falls t...
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