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Question Number: 27602Law 15 - Throw In 7/16/2013RE: Level 1 coaching Under 15 Jerome Carroll of Portsmouth, Hampshire England asks...If you have your left foot (toe) behind the line for a throw in and your right foot heel on the line (ie right toe in field of play) is this ok Answer provided by Referee Dennis Wickham Yes. If if any part of each foot is on or behind the touchline, the placement of the feet is lawful. Any part of the heel is enough.
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View Referee Dennis Wickham profileAnswer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi Jerome
There is a myth that the foot has to be behind the line. That is incorrect.
As long as part part of the foot is touching any part of the touchline then that is legal.
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