(1) If the goalkeeper catches the ball in the penalty area and intentionally throws or pushes the opponent with the ball, the referee shall award a penalty.
(2) When one player turns his back to another player to avoid the tackle of the opposing player, the opposing player can collide with non-dangerous actions.
(3) In the goal area, if the referee thinks that the attacking player intentionally collides with the opposing goalkeeper without the ball, the defending player should be awarded an indirect free kick.
(4) The referee should give a warning to the player's misconduct and order the opponent to kick an indirect free kick.
(5) After the game starts, players who enter or re-enter the game should "report to the referee" outside the sideline. The referee should use clear gestures to let the players know clearly that they can enter the stadium. The referee doesn't have to wait until the game is a dead ball to signal the players to enter, but when to signal should be decided by the referee (the provisions of Chapter IV of the Foul Rules are not applicable).
(6) In Chapter 12 of the Rules, the referee is not required to suspend the game to warn the players, and favorable clauses can be used to warn the players after the game becomes a dead ball.
(7) When the player covers the ball, he does not touch the ball, but tries to stop the opposing player from touching the ball. This is not a foul referred to in paragraph 3 of chapter 12 of the rules. Because the ball is under the control of the player, he can cover the ball according to tactical needs. In this case, the opposing team members can make a reasonable collision.
(8) When a player intentionally swings his arm up and down and moves his position to stop the opposing team from moving forward and force the opposing team to change direction, it should also be regarded as improper behavior, although no physical contact has occurred. The referee should give the player a warning and award the opponent an indirect free kick.
(9) When a player deliberately blocks the opposing goalkeeper and tries to stop the goalkeeper from serving to continue the game, thus prompting the goalkeeper to make a foul as referred to in paragraph 5 (a) of Chapter 12 of the Rules, the referee shall sentence the player to a foul and the opposing team will kick an indirect free kick.
(10) After the referee awarded a free kick, if a player was punished for insulting or using foul language to express strong dissatisfaction, the opposing team should punish him after the player left the court.
(1 1) Any player who commits misconduct, violence, or uses foul language or abusive language, whether on or off the court, regardless of whether these behaviors or languages are directed at opposing players, players, referees, linesmen or other personnel, is a foul and should be punished according to the nature of the foul.
(12) If the referee thinks that J 1' s goalkeeper deliberately pressed the ball with his body for more than the specified time, it will be judged as misconduct and the punishment will be as follows:
(a) Being warned by the opponent and awarded an indirect free kick.
(b) In the case of recidivism, being ordered to appear in court.
(13) Spitting at staff or other personnel or other similar rude behavior shall be regarded as violent behavior and shall be dealt with according to Chapter XII (j) of the Rules.
(14) If a player commits other misconduct before the referee warns him, he will be ordered to play.
(15) If the referee thinks that the defender intentionally fouls when the attacker breaks through the defender and has an obvious chance to score, the referee will award a free kick (or penalty). However, since the foul of the defending party directly hindered the attacking party's previous scoring opportunity, according to the provisions of Chapter 12 (o) of the rules, the offending party should be ordered to play for serious foul.
14) free kick
There are two kinds of free kicks: direct free kicks (which can be scored directly into the goal of the offending team) and indirect free kicks (players who play football are not allowed to score directly unless the ball has been kicked or touched by other players before entering the goal).
When a player kicks a direct or indirect free kick in his own penalty area, all opposing players should stand outside the penalty area at least 9.15m away from the ball before the ball is kicked out of the penalty area. When the ball rolls to the circumferential distance of the ball and leaves the penalty area, the game starts again. The goalkeeper is not allowed to put the ball in his hand before kicking it out of the game. If the ball doesn't kick out of the penalty area directly, it should be kicked again.
When a player kicks a direct or indirect free kick outside his penalty area, all opposing players should be at least 9. 15 meters away from the ball before the ball is kicked out, unless they are already standing on their own goal line. When the ball rolls to the circumferential distance of the ball, the game starts again.
If the opposing team enters the penalty area or less than 9. /kloc-Before the 0/5m kick-off, the referee should make it retreat to the specified position before executing the penalty.
When kicking a free kick, you must set the ball. Players who kick free kicks are not allowed to touch the ball again until it is kicked or touched by other players.
Although other provisions of these rules have stipulated the position of kicking free kicks:
1. When a defender kicks a free kick in his own goal area, it can be executed anywhere in the goal area.
2. When the attacker kicks an indirect free kick in the opponent's goal area, it should be executed on the goal area line closest to the foul place and parallel to the goal line.
Fines:
If the player who kicked the free kick touches the ball again after being kicked out, but before being kicked or touched by other players, the opposing player is sentenced to kick an indirect free kick at the foul place. If the player fouls in the opponent's goal area, this free kick can be executed anywhere in the goal area.
Resolutions of the International Council:
(1) In order to distinguish between a direct free kick and an indirect free kick, when judging an indirect free kick, the referee should raise his head with one arm and keep this posture until the ball is kicked or touched by other players, or until it becomes a dead ball.
(2) When kicking a free kick, if the player does not retreat to the specified distance, the referee should give a warning. Anyone who commits another crime shall be ordered to appear in court. The referee should think that it is a serious misconduct to try to delay the execution of kicking a free kick by invading the prescribed distance.
(3) When kicking a free kick, the referee should regard any player jumping around and posing in an attempt to distract the opposing team and give a warning.
15) penalty
Penalty kick should be kicked from the penalty spot, and the penalty player must be clearly defined. When playing football, all players except the referee and the opposing goalkeeper should be outside the penalty area and at least 9.6438+05 away from the penalty spot in the competition venue. Before the ball is kicked out, the opposing goalkeeper must stand on the goal line between the two goalposts. The referee must kick the ball forward; Don't touch the ball until other players play or touch it. When the ball rolls to the circumferential distance of the ball, the game starts again. Penalty can be scored directly. When a penalty kick is executed in the middle of a game, or when a penalty kick is executed for an extended period of time at the end of the first half of the game or when a penalty kick is kicked again, if the kicked ball touches any post or two posts; Or touch the crossbar; Or touch the goalkeeper; Or touch the goalpost, crossbeam or goalkeeper continuously and enter the goal. As long as there is no foul, it should be judged as the winning goal.
Fines:
Anyone who violates any provision of this chapter will be dealt with in the following ways:
(a) If the defender fouls, the ball will be severely punished without penalty.
(b) If an attacker other than the penalty shooters commits a foul, the penalty will be invalid and will be severely punished.
(c) After the game is resumed, if the penalty shooter fouls, the opposing player should kick an indirect free kick at the foul place according to the specific situation in Chapter 13.
Resolutions of the International Council:
(1) The referee gives a penalty. After the penalty is over, all the players should stand in their positions according to the regulations, and then send out an execution signal.
(2)(a) After the penalty kick, if it is stopped by external factors, it should be severely punished. (b) penalty. After the penalty kick, when the ball bounces back from the goalkeeper, crossbar or goalpost and is stopped by external factors, the referee should suspend the game and drop the ball where it is in contact with external factors to resume the game. Unless the ball is in the goal area at that time, in which case, when the game stops, the ball should land on the nearest goal area line parallel to the goal line.
(3)(a) After the referee sends out the penalty signal, if it is found that the goalkeeper is not standing at the correct position of the goal line according to the regulations, the referee should still be allowed to kick the penalty, and if he fails to do so, he should be severely punished. (b) After the referee has given the signal to execute the penalty kick, but before the kick-off, if the goalkeeper moves, the referee should still allow the penalty kick, and if it fails, a heavy penalty should be imposed. (c) After the referee gives the signal to execute the penalty, before the ball enters the game, if a defender invades the penalty area or is less than 9.15m away from the penalty spot, the referee should still allow the penalty kick. If he misses, he should be severely punished. Players involved in fouls should be warned.
(4)(a) When the penalty kick is executed, if the player who kicked the penalty kick has misconduct, the penalty is invalid and should be severely punished. Foul players should be warned. (b) After the referee signals the penalty kick, before the ball enters the game, if the attacking player invades the penalty area or is less than 9.15m away from the penalty spot, the referee shall allow him to kick the penalty kick. The punishment will be invalid if it is beaten, and it will be severely punished. Players involved in fouls should be warned. (c) In the above two cases, if the ball bounces off the goalkeeper, crossbar or goalpost and does not enter the goal, the referee should suspend the game, warn the offending player and award the opposing team an indirect free kick at the foul place. If the foul is in the goal area, it can be executed at any place and point in the goal area.
(5)(a) After the referee sends out the penalty execution signal, before the ball enters the game, the goalkeeper moves his position or footsteps on the goal line, and at the same time, when the attacking player invades the penalty area or is less than 9.15m away from the penalty spot, if the ball has been kicked out, a heavy penalty will be imposed. The attacker should be warned. (b) After the referee sends out the penalty kick signal, before the ball enters the game, one player from each side invades the penalty area or is less than 9.15m away from the penalty kick, and has been kicked out of the penalty kick, a heavy penalty will also be imposed. Both foul players should be warned.
(6) At the end of the first half or the whole game, when the penalty is executed or kicked again, it should be extended to the penalty, that is, when the referee has decided whether to score. In this case, after the penalty kick is kicked out, until the penalty kick is over, neither player can play or touch the ball except the defending goalkeeper.
(7) When penalty kicks and penalties are executed for a long time: (a) The above items are applicable to general situations except (2)(b) and (4)(c). (b) In the cases mentioned in (2)(b) and (4)(c), when the ball bounces off the goalkeeper, crossbar or goalpost, the game shall be stopped immediately.
Throw a foul ball
When the whole ball crosses the sideline on the ground or in the air, it should be thrown in any direction in the court by the opponent who touched the ball last before out of bounds. When pitching, the thrower must face the court, and part of his feet should stand on the sideline or outside the sideline, and not all of them should leave the ground. They should throw the ball into the stadium from beginning to end with both hands. As soon as the ball entered the court, the game resumed. The thrower must not touch the ball again until it is kicked or touched by another player. Throw the foul ball directly into the goal to score.
Fines:
(a) If the ball is not thrown into the court in the required way, the opposing team member should throw the foul ball at the same place.
(b) If the thrower touches the ball again after throwing the ball into the field, but before the ball is kicked or touched by other players, the opposing player should kick an indirect free kick at the place where the foul occurred. If a player fouls in the opponent's goal area or in his own goal area, he should kick an indirect free kick according to the specific situation in Chapter 13.
Resolutions of the International Council:
(1) Before the ball is kicked or touched by other players, the thrower touches the ball with his hand again, and the referee should award a direct free kick.
(2) When a player throws a foul ball, a part of his body must face the court.
(3) When throwing an out-of-bounds ball, the opposing team member is dancing or posing nearby in an attempt to hinder the throwing of the ball or distract the throwing team member, which should be regarded as misconduct and all players who violate the rules should be warned.
(4) If the player fails to throw the foul ball to the foul ball, the referee shall order the opponent to throw the foul ball to the original foul ball.
Some supplementary explanations of the competition rules
The terms and instructions listed below are in full compliance with the competition rules and the spirit of the resolution of the International Football Council, so the referee must strictly abide by them.
1. Serious foul and violence
Football is a highly competitive sport. In order to gain the initiative of the game and finally win the game, both sides in the game will try their best to compete. Therefore, the referee must ensure that the game is played on the principle of fairness.
However, serious fouls and violent acts are strictly prohibited on the football field, and the referee must also severely punish them according to the relevant provisions of the competition rules.
The above two fouls can be interpreted as:
(1) A serious foul refers to a violent foul intentionally committed by the opposing team members in the process of grabbing the ball.
(2) Violent behavior refers to the violent foul behavior imposed on the opposing team members during the game or when the game is a dead ball. If it happens in a game, the referee will award the opponent a direct free kick at the foul place (if the foul place is in the penalty area, the opponent will award a penalty); If it is a dead ball, the referee will award a foul ball, a free kick, etc. Resume the game according to the dead ball before the foul. However, when the game is in progress or the game is a dead ball, the above-mentioned behavior of the player is still regarded as violent when it is imposed on the team members, referees, linesmen, spectators, etc. If it happens on the field of a game, the referee should order the other side to kick an indirect free kick at the foul place; If it happens outside the playing field, the referee should abandon the ball where it was fouled and start the game again; In case of a dead ball, the referee will resume the game according to the situation of the dead ball before the foul (when throwing a foul ball or a free kick).
Intercept ball
(a) If a player tackles the ball from the rear with one leg or two legs, no dangerous action is allowed. However, if the referee thinks that the purpose of the player's tackles is not to tackle the ball, but to tackle the opposing team, he will be awarded a direct free kick and the offending team will be warned.
(b) If the player tackles the ball from behind with violent actions, the possibility of tackling the ball is very small, and the referee must award a free kick and send the player off the court.
3. Foul against the goalkeeper
A player shall be considered a foul if:
(a) pouncing on the goalkeeper for the purpose of heading the ball;
(b) interfere in front of the goalkeeper to prevent the goalkeeper from serving;
(c) Stand in front of the goalkeeper when kicking off, so as to occupy a favorable position to stop the goalkeeper before the players kick off and the ball enters the game.
(d) The goalkeeper is serving and the player is trying to kick the ball.
prevent
The ball is within the player's control. In order to avoid the opponent grabbing the ball, the player does not protect the ball with his arm, which should not be regarded as blocking.
If a player blocks directly in front of the opposing team or runs in front of the opposing team and the ball, or inserts himself in the middle block, the referee will award the opposing team an indirect free kick.
However, if a player makes intentional physical contact with his hands, arms, legs or other parts of his body to stop the opponent's attack, the referee shall order the opponent to kick a direct free kick. If the foul place is in the penalty area, the opponent will make a penalty.
5. Spin kick or volley kick
If the referee thinks that the above kicking does not constitute a dangerous action, it is allowed.
Jump at each other
When a player jumps to the opposing team for the purpose of heading the ball, the referee should award the opposing team a direct free kick.
7. Players pull each other with their hands
For a player who fouls from the opponent's rear with his hands, arms, legs or body, the referee will award the opponent a direct free kick according to the relevant provisions in Chapter 12 of the Rules. When the game is a dead ball, the player's pulling behavior to prevent the opponent's player from escaping is still regarded as a foul and should be given the necessary punishment.
8. Warnings for players to handball or pull each other.
Under normal circumstances, referees rarely give players a warning for handball and pulling fouls, but in the following cases, referees must consider it as misconduct and give a warning to the fouled players:
(a) When a player is unable to kick or touch the ball, he pushes or holds the ball with one or both hands to prevent the opposing player from getting the ball.
(b) One player pulls the ball to prevent the opposing player from getting the ball.
(c) A player touches the ball with his hand just before scoring to prevent the opponent from attacking. This kind of situation will be punished according to Article 16 of the resolution of the International Council in Chapter XII of the previous rules.
9. Free kick
(1) When the referee punishes an indirect free kick, the gesture should be upward. Only when the serve is kicked or touched by other players, or the ball directly becomes a dead ball after serving, can the referee's gesture end.
(b) When the defender deliberately delays the penalty kick of the opponent, the referee will warn the defender (yellow card), and if the player commits another crime, he will be sent off (red card).
(c) When the free kick is executed, the ball is not kicked out, and the defender rushes out of the wall prematurely until the ball is less than 9. 15m, the referee will give the player a warning, and the player will be fined if he commits another crime.
Because the rules have been made clear, all defenders must return the ball at least 9. 15 when executing a free kick. In order to make the game resume as soon as possible, the referee should make a correct judgment according to the situation on the field.
10. Penalty
(a) penalty shoot-out's behavior. In penalty shoot-out, the goalkeeper must stand on the goal line and cannot move. Except goalkeepers and penalty shooters, other players must stand outside the penalty area at least 9. 15 meters away from the penalty spot, and the ball can not move until it is kicked out.
Anyone who violates the above situation will be punished by the referee according to the relevant provisions of Chapter 14 of the Rules.
(b) Free throws and penalties at the end of the first half or the whole game. At the end of the first half of the game or at the end of the whole game, when the penalty kick and penalty kick are executed, the ball hits the goal kick, crossbar or goalkeeper, or enters the goal after hitting the post, crossbar or goalkeeper continuously. As long as there is no foul, it should win a goal.
1 1. This player is offside.
(a) Offside itself is not a foul.
(b) If the referee thinks that the offside player is in the offensive activity area at the moment when the same team player plays or touches the ball.
(1) interfere with the game or opponents, or (2) attempt to gain benefits from offside position. Under the above circumstances, it should be judged offside.
(c) If the player is offside, he will not be judged offside: (1) Only offside; Or (2) the player accepts the shot directly. A corner kick or pitch is out of bounds.
goalkeeper
The following principles must be observed: the goalkeeper is in his own restricted area.
(1) When the goalkeeper catches the ball with his hand, he takes more than four steps, slaps the ball or throws it in any direction in the air, or touches the ball with his hand again in front of the players outside the penalty area or the opposing players inside and outside the penalty area, although the ball enters the game state during and before the four steps; Or (b) if the referee thinks that the goalkeeper is for tactical purposes, in order to delay the game time in order to obtain improper benefits for the team.
In the above situation, the referee should award the opponent an indirect free kick at a foul place.
13. Continuous foul
The referee should give a warning to the players who break the rules continuously.
14. The athlete was sent off for two warnings.
If a player is sent off for a second warning, the referee should show a yellow card first, and then a red card immediately.
15。 Replace one player with another.
Players who are replaced on the field must get the permission of the referee and can't leave until the game becomes a dead ball. At this time, the substitute can enter the field in the middle line.
16. Team members were injured.
When a player is injured, if the referee allows, team officials can enter the stadium, but only to identify the injury and carry the player out, instead of taking care of him on the court.
17. Attitude towards referees
The players told the referee that the protesters should be warned; Those who insult or insult the referee shall be ordered to appear; Although the captain is responsible for the team, he also has privileges.
18. Throw a foul ball
Throwing a foul ball must be done within one meter of the sideline; Defenders are not allowed to stand in front of the thrower and interfere.
19. Delay time
Team members' procrastination should be regarded as misconduct and given a warning.
(1) Players
-Pretend to be hurt.
-when kicking a free kick, deliberately put the ball in the wrong place for the referee to correct, and then put it in the right place.
-it seems that I am going to throw a foul ball and suddenly give it to the same player for execution.
-The referee kicked the ball away or took it away by hand after stopping the game.
After the referee awarded a free kick, the defender stood in front of the ball in order to give the team time to organize the wall.
-The execution delay of throwing foul balls and free kicks is too long.
-When replacing someone, the players on the field delay the next time.
goalkeeper
-A strategy to buy time for our team.
20. Celebrate goals
After the goal is scored, it is ok for players to celebrate within the normal range of the stadium, but they can't delay the time, can't rush out of the stadium (run over the billboard to the audience or the bench), or show improper behavior, and the referee should give a warning.
2 1。 Drink water in the game
When a dead ball is played, athletes are only allowed to drink water on the sidelines, but they are never allowed to throw plastic water bags or other water containers into the stadium.
22. Check the studs
The referee must, with the assistance of the linesman, check the players' spikes in the corridor leading to the venue in the lounge, because the players are going to the venue to start the game.
23. Team equipment
The referee should ensure that each player's dress must meet the requirements of Chapter 4 of the Rules. Athletes must know that their tops must be tucked in their shorts and their socks must be lifted. The referee should also ensure that every player wears leg protectors, and some players wear items that may endanger the safety of others.
24. Rules for winning by kicking the opponent's penalty kick
Rules on Kicking the Opposing Party penalty shoot-out (deciding the outcome in the knockout stage) If the two teams draw, the outcome will be decided by kicking the other team's penalty kick (not a draw).