Penalty Shootout Procedures Quiz

What is the purpose of a penalty shootout?

• To determine the best player

• To decide the next match referee

• To determine a winner after the match has ended

• To award points to teams

Who is eligible to take kicks during a penalty shootout?

• Only starting players

• All players and substitutes

• Only players and substitues who played during the match

• Only players who were not cautioned

What happens if a player is sent off during the match?

• They can still participate in the shootout

• They are not permitted to participate in the shootout

• They can be replaced by any player

• They can take a kick if they return

What must the referee do before the shootout begins?

• Inform the players of the procedure

• Toss a coin to decide the goal

• Select the first kicker

• Inform to reduce players to equate the number for both teams

If one team has more players at the end of the match, what can they do?

• They can choose any player to take out

• They can keep their current number of players

• They must forfeit the shootout

• They must reduce their players to match the opponent's

What is the minimum distance a goalkeeper must be from the penalty mark during a shootout?

• 10 meters

• 3 meters

• 5 meters

• 7 meters

What happens if the kicker touches the ball again after kicking it?

• The kick is counted

• The kick is recorded as missed

• The referee will caution the kicker

• The kick is retaken

What is the consequence of a goalkeeper committing a first offense during a kick?

• The goalkeeper is sent off

• The kick is recorded as missed

• The goalkeeper is cautioned

• The kick is retaken without a sanction

How many kicks does each team take in the initial round of a penalty shootout?

• Three kicks

• Five kicks

• Seven kicks

• Ten kicks

What happens if one team scores more goals than the other could score?

• The match is abandoned

• The winning team is declared

• No more kicks are taken

• The shootout continues