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Post by Soccerhouse on Jan 29, 2023 20:12:30 GMT -5
Interesting, not sure if I’ve ever seen this. Keeper illegally using their hands to save a goal scoring opportunity.
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Post by Respect on Jan 29, 2023 21:06:43 GMT -5
An indirect free kick should be awarded to the attacking team which is taken from the nearest point in the goal area line. In this case, there is no disciplinary sanction because the goalkeeper cannot be sent off for a handball offense in their own penalty area. Ref here made a mistake.
See Law 12/1, Law 12/2, Law 12/3, Law 13/2.
Specifically, Law 12.3 makes the sent off exception for denying goal scoring opportunity by a goalkeeper handball offense (in his/her own penalty area). This was a law change in 2022-23 LOTG.
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Post by rifle on Jan 29, 2023 21:31:16 GMT -5
An indirect free kick should be awarded to the attacking team which is taken from the nearest point in the goal area line. In this case, there is no disciplinary sanction because the goalkeeper cannot be sent off for a handball offense in their own penalty area. Ref here made a mistake. See Law 12/1, Law 12/2, Law 12/3, Law 13/2. Specifically, Law 12.3 makes the sent off exception for denying goal scoring opportunity by a goalkeeper handball offense (in his/her own penalty area). This was a law change in 2022-23 LOTG. Dang you’re good. So an indirect free kick is taken from the six yard line. I know I have seen this before.. but how do you allow the defending team to stand less than ten yards away? |
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Post by triffling on Jan 29, 2023 21:54:16 GMT -5
An indirect free kick should be awarded to the attacking team which is taken from the nearest point in the goal area line. In this case, there is no disciplinary sanction because the goalkeeper cannot be sent off for a handball offense in their own penalty area. Ref here made a mistake. See Law 12/1, Law 12/2, Law 12/3, Law 13/2. Specifically, Law 12.3 makes the sent off exception for denying goal scoring opportunity by a goalkeeper handball offense (in his/her own penalty area). This was a law change in 2022-23 LOTG. Dang you’re good. So an indirect free kick is taken from the six yard line. I know I have seen this before.. but how do you allow the defending team to stand less than ten yards away? They are allowed to stand on the goal line. |
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Post by coffee on Feb 1, 2023 5:02:01 GMT -5
I doubt there is an already planned and rehearsed set-play for that situation.
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Post by coffee on Feb 1, 2023 6:48:29 GMT -5
An indirect free kick should be awarded to the attacking team which is taken from the nearest point in the goal area line. In this case, there is no disciplinary sanction because the goalkeeper cannot be sent off for a handball offense in their own penalty area. Ref here made a mistake. See Law 12/1, Law 12/2, Law 12/3, Law 13/2. Specifically, Law 12.3 makes the sent off exception for denying goal scoring opportunity by a goalkeeper handball offense (in his/her own penalty area). This was a law change in 2022-23 LOTG. I don’t know who the original poster is on Twitter, but he agrees with your assessment of the situation. My phone translated his statement to: “The rule is clear in the face of this type of action, an indirect free kick must be sanctioned when a partner has given it to him with his foot, and in this type of figure it does not contemplate any disciplinary sanction.” |
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