Laws of the Game Flashcards
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What is the height of the crossbar from the ground in a full-size football goal?
Answer: 2.44 m
Law 1 specifies that the crossbar must be 2.44 meters (8 feet) above the ground.
A player who receives a second yellow card in the same match is also shown which card?
Answer: A red card
When a player receives a second caution in the same match, the referee immediately shows a red card, resulting in dismissal.
During a kick-off, the ball may be played in which direction under current IFAB rules?
Answer: Any direction
Since 2016 IFAB rules, the ball at kick-off may be played in any direction; it no longer must travel forward.
Which law of the game governs the throw-in?
Answer: Law 15
Law 15 covers the throw-in, specifying how it must be taken when the ball crosses a touchline.
In football, what does VAR stand for?
Answer: Video Assistant Referee
VAR stands for Video Assistant Referee, a technology system that assists the on-field referee in reviewing key decisions.
Under the Laws of the Game, which body parts determine whether a player is in an offside position?
Answer: Any part of the body that can score a goal
Law 11 states a player is offside if any part of their body that can score a goal, excluding the arms, is nearer to the opponents' goal line than the second-to-last opponent.