the rules of football

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Rules of Football


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The rules of football are formally remarked

because the "Laws of the Football Game".

The Laws of the sport are represented terribly

exactly (approximately 150 pages) on the FIFAwebsite.

There are 17 laws in total, every one briefly

summarized below.

Rules of Football


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1st Rule of Football

Field of Play: The game is compete on eithernatural or artificial surfaces, the surface should be

green and rectangular in form. 2 long sides of the

parallelogram are known as bit lines and also the two

shorter sides are referred to as goal lines. the field is

split in 0.5 by the halfway line.


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2ndRule Of Football

Ball: Should be spherical, manufactured fromleather (or similar) 68-70 cm in circumference and of

a particular pressure.


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3rdRule of Football

Number of Players: 2 teams of no over 11players (one of that is the goalkeeper). A game

cannot begin if either team has less than 7 players.


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4thRule of Football

Equipment: Players should wear a jersey,shorts, stockings, shin guards and footwear.


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5thRule of Football

Referee: The referee ensures the Laws of thegame are revered and upheld.


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6thRule of Football

Assistant Referees: There is also at the mosta pair of assistant referees.


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7thRule of Football

Duration of the Match: the game is playedin a pair of halves consisting of 45 minutes each. The

0.5 interval should not exceed over 15 minutes. At

the discretion of the referee longer is allowed tomake amends for any stoppage compensate for play

e.g. as a result of substitutions or care and a focus of

injured players.


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8thRule of Football

Start and Restart of Play: A kick-off startsplay at the beginning of the match or when a goal. A

kick-off involves one player kicking the ball, from

stationary, forward from the centre spot. All players

should be in their own 0.5 before kick-off. A coin is

tossed pre-game, the team that loses the toss are

awarded the kick-off to start out the game while the

team that win the toss are allowed to choose thatdirection they need to play. when 0.5 time the teams

switch direction and the alternative team can kick-

off. when a goal is scored, the team which conceded

the goal can kick-off to restart play.


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9thRule of Football

Ball in and Out of Play: The ball is out ofplay once a goal has been scored or once the referee

has stopped the game. The ball is in play in the least

alternative times.


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10thRule of Football

Ball in and Out of Play: The ball is out ofplay once a goal has been scored or once the referee

has stopped the game. The ball is in play in the leastalternative times.


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Offside: It's an offence for a player to be in touchwith the ball after they are closer to the opponents'goal than both the ball and the second-last

opponent. The offside rule exists to confirm thereare continually opponents (generally the goal keeperand a defender) between a player receiving the balland the goal. while not the offside rule, play will

become boring with continual long balls being kickedto a player stood next to the goalkeeper for a simplegoal.


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Fouls/Misconduct: These are several andvaried, generally it's an offence to use excessive force

while enjoying playing either deliberately or un

deliberately or to handle the ball (unless you're agoal keeper). The referee could show the yellow card

to caution players for less serious offences and the

red card for a lot of serious offences leading to the

player being sent off. 2 yellow cards are like one red

card.


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Free Kicks:Free kick given by the referee for foulsand misconduct. A place-kicking will either be direct

or indirect. A goal is scored directly from an on the

spot place-kicking. A goal will solely be scored fromAN indirect free kick if it touches a minimum of one

alternative player 1st. The free kick should be taken

from a stationary position thereupon position varied

looking on whether the free kick was given within oroutside the goal space and whether it's direct or

indirect. The opposing team should be a minimum of

9.15 m from the ball once the free kick is taken.


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Penalty Kicks: Are given against a team oncethey commit an offence which might usually be

awarded a right away free kick within their goal

space. The ball is kicked from stationary from thepenalty spot. The opposing team should be outside

of the penalty space and at least 9.15 m from the

ball.


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Throw-in: Accustomed restart play once theentire of the ball has crossed the touch line.


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Goal kick: Accustomed restart play once agoal has been scored.


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Corner Kick: Is given once the entire of the ballcrosses the line and was last touched by a member

of the team (and no goal was scored). A free kick istaken from within the corner arc closest to the point

where the ball crosses the line. The team should be

at least 9.15 m from the ball once the free kick is

taken.


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