Soccer Rules
this is called when a player uses his/her hands to touch the ball
What is a Handball?
How many players on the field for each team?
11 per team
what position is allowed to touch the ball with their hands
"the striker"
What 1 thing can happen if the ball goes out on the sideline?
Throw in
moving the ball to your teammates
What is passing?
this is what players receive after receiving 2 yellow cards in the same match
what is a red card
What happens if there is a foul?
free kick
This position shoots a lot
"the striker"
What 2 things can happen if the ball goes out on the goal line?
corner kick or free kick
Passing the ball from the sidelines using your hands
What are throw ins?
What is it called when one team messes up their throw in and what is the result?
It is called an illegal throw, and the throw in is handed to the opposing team.
What happens when you get a red card?
you are out for the rest of the match and you must not play the next match.
This position stays back a lot, but can only use their feet (hint we have 2)
center backs
Where can the goalie use her hands?
18-yard box
Pass the ball using your head
what is heading
if the ball goes out on team A goal line and the last person to touch it was on Team B, team A gets to do this
What is a goal kick?
What happens if the ball goes out on the opponent's goal line and the last person to touch it was an opponent
corner kick
This player runs the most by playing both offense and defense
midfielders
Where does the ball get kicked off of at the start of the game, halftime, and when a goal is scored?
center spot
Moving the ball around the field while running
What is dribbling
this is the amount of time a goalie can hold the ball for
what is 6 seconds
What is when you are the closer to the opponents goal than the enemies defender when the ball is passed to you.
offsides
This position makes a lot of crosses (passes across the field towards the goal)
wingers
6-yards
when a player passes the ball to a teammate, then cuts, then gets open, and receives the pass back
What is an overlap or give-and-go