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Correct Richard, Sorry I was only talking about a direct free kick, as per first post where handball was quoted ( where deliberate handball is a direct free kick ) sorry for the confusion. Yes for the attacking side an indirect free kick does not have to leave the penalty area to be in play

What is given in the area against a defending team for a handball that isn't deliberate? Like many of the ones you see when defenders have there torso turned and it hits their hands?

Also what would you give an indirect free kick in the box for other than a back pass?

I like this topic...Paul you will now show your experiance!! Lol

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pointers, Remember handball must be deliberate and on that basis accidental handball is not an offence, as to offences which are an indirect free kick are exactly the same as on the other parts of the pitch, ie offside, impeding a player (obstruction), dangerous play, shoulder charge when ball is not in playing distance, unsporting conduct ( calling out to put a player off) and of course restarting the game if you stop it to show a yellow card. PS if I have got this wrong it is early in the morning.

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pointers, Remember handball must be deliberate and on that basis accidental handball is not an offence, as to offences which are an indirect free kick are exactly the same as on the other parts of the pitch, ie offside, impeding a player (obstruction), dangerous play, shoulder charge when ball is not in playing distance, unsporting conduct ( calling out to put a player off) and of course restarting the game if you stop it to show a yellow card. PS if I have got this wrong it is early in the morning.

Paul,

A shoulder charge is a direct free-kick/penalty kick.

The man is on form!!! What's next? Surly we can catch him out somehow....

A team scores an OG directly from a drop ball.....??

If a team scores into their only goal from a throw-in, corner kick, drop ball or free-kick outside their own area a corner kick is awarded.

A question for all..... When can a goalkeeper handle the ball outside their own area?

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Forget the rollings subs issue, if a team is found to have 12 players on the pitch then the game is abandoned and must be restarted for the full 90mins any goals will not count.

Wow! I have witnessed games where the referee has just asked that team to 'lose' a player...and the game has resumed! Imagine if the score was 5-0 and that player was only on for a minute or so!

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Substitute or substituted player

If a substitute or a substituted player enters the field of play without permission:

the referee must stop play (although not immediately if the player in

question does not interfere with play or if the advantage can be applied)

the referee must caution him for unsporting behaviour

the player must leave the field of play

If the referee stops play, it must be restarted with an indirect free kick for the opposing team from the position of the ball when play was stopped (see Law 13 Position of free kick).

68 LAW 3 THE NUMBER OF PLAYERS

Goal scored with an extra person on the field of play

If, after a goal is scored, the referee realises, before play restarts, that there was an extra person on the field of play when the goal was scored:

the referee must disallow the goal if:

the extra person was an outside agent and he interfered with play

the extra person was a player, substitute, substituted player or team

official associated with the team that scored the goal

the referee must allow the goal if:

the extra person was an outside agent who did not interfere with play

the extra person was a player, substitute, substituted player or team

official associated with the team that conceded the goal

Page 67-68 of Laws of the Game- contrary to B Manning!

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