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Question Number: 33231Law 9 - The Ball in and out of Play 4/9/2019RE: Under 18 John (Iain) Doleman of Las Vegas, NV United States asks...Can a goal be scored by team taking a DFK in one's own goal Answer provided by Referee Richard Dawson Hi John, if we are we talking about a defending kick outward bounds it CAN NOT enter their own goal directly as that restart is a corner kick. It could do so indirectly as long as a secondary touch of the ball occurs by any other player whilst outside the PA. Under current law it would be a retake if directly kicked by a defender into his goal if the starting point of the restart began within the PA . Once the new LOTG apply next season, the ball will no longer has to leave the PA to be in play, so it could occur within the goal area if a 2nd touch was to occur . Cheers
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View Referee Richard Dawson profileAnswer provided by Referee Peter Grove Hi John, An own goal cannot be scored in the manner you describe. According to the Laws: ''if a direct or indirect free kick is kicked directly into the team's own goal, a corner kick is awarded''
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View Referee Peter Grove profileAnswer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi John An own goal cannot be scored directly by a team on itself from any restart. That includes free kicks, goal-kicks, corner kicks, kick offs, thrown ins and for that matter the impossible one of a penalty kick. The penalty kick does not arise as the ball has to be kicked forward to be in play legally. It could happen on all of the others even a lengthy kick from a corner kick back towards the players goalkeeper and goal area!! Unlikely but possible. In your example a free kick inside the penalty area cannot be scored directly by either team In the case of an attacking team it is an IDFK so it needs a second touch. The restart is a goal kick if the ball enters the goal directly From next season a defending kick will be in play which it is kicked and moved so from then on the restart will be a corner kick should the ball enter the defenders goal from the defending team own kick. As it currently stands the ball is not in play until it leaves the penalty area so the kick will be retaken should it enter the teams own goal.
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