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    Rules in Soccer

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    The document outlines the basic rules of soccer. It discusses that each team has 11 players including one goalie. It also describes the start of play with a center kick-off and that halves last around 45 minutes. Fouls are not permitted and include things like kicking, tripping, or pushing opponents. There are different types of kicks like corner kicks, goal kicks, direct kicks, and indirect kicks that are taken in different situations. Yellow and red cards are used to punish fouls, with red cards resulting in ejection from the game.

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    Rules in Soccer

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    The document outlines the basic rules of soccer. It discusses that each team has 11 players including one goalie. It also describes the start of play with a center kick-off and that halves last around 45 minutes. Fouls are not permitted and include things like kicking, tripping, or pushing opponents. There are different types of kicks like corner kicks, goal kicks, direct kicks, and indirect kicks that are taken in different situations. Yellow and red cards are used to punish fouls, with red cards resulting in ejection from the game.

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    These are the rules in soccer in PPT FORM

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    RULES IN SOCCER

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    The document outlines the basic rules of soccer. It discusses that each team has 11 players including one goalie. It also describes the start of play with a center kick-off and that halves last around 45 minutes. Fouls are not permitted and include things like kicking, tripping, or pushing opponents. There are different types of kicks like corner kicks, goal kicks, direct kicks, and indirect kicks that are taken in different situations. Yellow and red cards are used to punish fouls, with red cards resulting in ejection from the game.

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    Rules in Soccer

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    Jhon Michael Francisco
    The document outlines the basic rules of soccer. It discusses that each team has 11 players including one goalie. It also describes the start of play with a center kick-off and that halves last around 45 minutes. Fouls are not permitted and include things like kicking, tripping, or pushing opponents. There are different types of kicks like corner kicks, goal kicks, direct kicks, and indirect kicks that are taken in different situations. Yellow and red cards are used to punish fouls, with red cards resulting in ejection from the game.

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    RULES OF SOCCER

    STARTING OUT
    *Each team consists of 11 players.One goalie and 10 outfield players.
    *Teams are usually split in formations consisting of defenders,
    midfielders, and forwards.

    START OF GAME AND DURING PLAY


    *At the start of each game or if there is a goal scored, there is a kick-off
    from the center circle.
    *After kick-off, the ball will be in play until it goes out of bounds or the
    referee stops play.
    *There are usually two 45-minute halves in a game. This time can vary
    for different age groups or regions.

    NO HANDS PLEASE
    *Even if you know nothing about Soccer, you have an idea that you do
    not use your Hands, unless you are the Goalie.
    *Hand balls are anything that touches a body part from the inger tips to
    the shoulder.

    THROW-INS
    *A throw-in is taken when the ball Crosses the sideline and leaves the
    field.
    *Basic rule for a throw-in is to keep both feet on the ground, and throw
    the ball with both hands over the Head.
    *For teaching purposes, we will practice more than once.
    CORNER KICKS AND GOAL KICKS
    *A corner kick or goal kick is taken when the ball leaves the field across
    the end line.
    *If the offensive team kicks it out, it is a goal kick; if the defensive team
    kicks it out, it is a corner kick.
    *Goal kick is taken from anywhere inside the penalty box, and the
    corner kick is taken from the nearest corner.

    FOULS

    “If it looks like a foul, it probably is!”

    • A player can not kick, trip, jump at, charge, strike, push, hold or spit at
    an opponent.
    • Keep in mind that soccer is a contact sport
    •Bumping or shoulder-to-shoulder while competing for a ball is not a
    foul, until the Arms or elbow come up.

    RED AND YELLOW CARDS


    *Punishment for fouls committed.
    * Yellow card is almost a warning, you can receive two yellow cards
    that are equal to a red
    * Red card is ejection, and possible Suspension of next game
    * Referee’s can give ‘straight’ red cards if necessary before yellow.

    DIRECT KICK OR INDEREICT KICK?

    *It is a direct kick if you can score by Directly kicking the ball on goal.
    *Indirect kick has to be touched by two people on the same team
    before scoring.
    *Both types of kicks are taken after a foul has been committed.

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