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Question Number: 16980Law 14 - Penalty kick 9/29/2007RE: High School Dolf Fischer of Grayson, KY USA asks...In a Penatly kick situation where the kicking team infringes on the penalty area before the ball is contacted by the player taking the kick and the ball goes in the goal, what is the ruling? Answer provided by Referee Gary Voshol That would be a retake of the penalty kick.
If that didn't happen in your game, note that referees at a much higher level have also been confused and gotten it wrong.
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View Referee Gary Voshol profileAnswer provided by Referee Keith Contarino When the kicking team infringes the Laws of the Game before the kick is taken, the referee allows the kick to proceed. If the ball goes into the goal, the kick is retaken. If the ball does not go into the goal, play is stopped and restarted with an Indirect Free Kick from the spot of the infringement
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