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Question Number: 17259Law 14 - Penalty kick 10/12/2007RE: rec, select Under 12 Daniel of Waldorf, MD USA asks...on a penalty kick, my player is kicking the penalty and scores. The opposing team moves early does my player have to kick again or is the score good? Answer provided by Referee Gary Voshol If just the defending team moved, the goal counts.
If the kicking team or both teams moved, it is a retake.
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View Referee Gary Voshol profileAnswer provided by Referee Keith Contarino No. If the opponents had infringed and your player missed, then it's a retake. If your team infringed and you made it, it's a retake. If both teams infringe it's a retake whether it goes in or not
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