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Question Number: 23553Kicks From The Penalty mark 6/25/2010Andy of Tucson, AZ united States asks...during World Cup 2010, what is the official score of a game in the knockout stage when the game is decided by a penalty shootout. thanks Answer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi Andy
The official score is given as the score after extra time with a penalty score shown.
So it would be Team A 1 : Team B 1 A.E.T. ( 5 : 4 PSO). I know looking at the scoreline that the game was drawn 1 : 1 after extra time and that Team A won 5 to 4 on penalties.
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View Referee Joe McHugh profileAnswer provided by Referee Dennis Wickham The official score is the tie. One team advances or is the champion, and the report list the number of goals each team scored during the kicks phase.
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