Soccer Rules and Regulations

This video tutorial covers the fundamental rules and regulations of soccer, including match timing, kickoff procedures, player substitutions, and the offside rule. It also explains the rules for throw-ins, corner kicks, goal kicks, and penalty kicks. Additionally, the video discusses soccer fouls and the consequences of receiving yellow or red cards. The tutorial concludes with a brief preview of the next video, which will focus on player roles and positions.

What is required for a goal to be counted in soccer?

• The ball must touch the net.

• The ball must cross the goal line completely.

• The ball must be kicked by the striker.

• The ball must be touched by the goalie.

How long is a standard soccer match without extra time?

• 75 minutes

• 60 minutes

• 90 minutes

• 120 minutes

What happens if a soccer match is tied after extra time?

• The match is declared a draw.

• The team with more corner kicks wins.

• The match is replayed.

• A penalty shootout occurs.

During a kickoff, where must all players be positioned?

• Near the goal line

• In their own half

• Inside the center circle

• In the opponent's half

What is the maximum number of substitutions allowed per team in a match?

• Two

• Three

• Five

• Four

When is a player considered offside?

• When they are in the center circle.

• When they are behind the last defender when the ball is played.

• When they are in front of the last defender when the ball is played.

• When they are in their own half.

What must a player do when taking a throw-in?

• Throw the ball from the goal line.

• Throw the ball with one hand.

• Throw the ball while jumping.

• Throw the ball with both hands from behind and over the head.

What results in a corner kick?

• The ball is kicked out by the goalkeeper.

• The ball crosses the sideline.

• The ball crosses the goal line after being last touched by the defending team.

• The ball crosses the goal line after being last touched by the attacking team.

What is a yellow card in soccer?

• A warning for a foul

• An immediate dismissal from the game

• A signal for a penalty kick

• A reward for good play

What happens if a player receives two yellow cards in a match?

• They are given a warning.

• They are allowed to continue playing.

• They are given a red card and dismissed.

• They receive a green card.