is a handball by a goalkeeper of a backpass eligible for a penalty or for a free kick?
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If a keeper uses their hands on a back pass the other team gets a free kick. If the keeper uses their hands outside the 18 yard box there is a free kick.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penalty_kick_(football)
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IN Union, a penalty is a general term awarded to a team if the other team infringes. The kicker can decide to kick for position and for a line out or if in range take a shot at goal. The kick for touch will keep posession for the team who got the penalty. A free kick is where a shot cannot be taken on goal and if ball is kicked to touch, they team who were awarded the free lose posession. A free can also be tapped resulting in the team playing from where the free was awarded
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The team whose player receives the red card must play shorthanded for the rest of that match. \n\na player can receive a red card for any one of these 7 infractions....\n\n\n1. guilty of serious foul play \n2. guilty of violent conduct \n3. spits at an opponent or any other person \n4. denies an opponent a goal or an obvious goal-scoring opportunity by deliberately handling the ball (this does not apply to a goalkeeper within his own penalty area) \n5. denies an obvious goal-scoring opportunity to an opponent moving towards the player's goal by an offence punishable by a free kick or a penalty kick \n6. uses offensive, insulting or abusive language \n7. receives a second caution in the same match
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From\nhttp://eur.i1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/i/eu/fifa/regen.pdf  page 27\nPenalty Shoot-outs (kickout)\n"3. If the score is level after extra time, penalty kicks will be taken to\ndetermine the winner, in accordance with the procedure described in\nthe Laws of the Game."\n\nFrom the Laws of the Game at\nhttp://eur.i1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/i/eu/fifa/lawen.pdf  page 45\nThe Penalty Kick procedure\n"Procedure\n• the player taking the penalty kicks the ball forward\n• he does not play the ball a second time until it has touched\nanother player\n• the ball is in play when it is kicked and moves forward\nWhen a penalty kick is taken during the normal course of play, or time\nhas been extended at half-time or full time to allow a penalty kick to\nbe taken or retaken, a goal is awarded if, before passing between the\ngoalposts and under the crossbar:\n• the ball touches either or both of the goalposts and/or the crossbar,\nand/or the goalkeeper"
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Easy! Its foot ball with your hands, you have to bounce and pass the ball then hit it in the goal deffended by the keeper, I LOVE handball!!!
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form a wall for free-kicks.  Its not allowed for penalty kicks.  Number of people will depend on position.  generally use to block flight of ball to one side of goal while goalkeeper covers other
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the rule is now that the goalkeeper can take as many steps as they want with the ball in their hands but can only have the ball in their hands for 6 seconds(i.e. then kick,throw or drop it).but most referees seem not to enforce this rule.
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1 Get a life already ! Excuses. I watched the game there were no such things as unseen fouls.\n\n2 Do you know when it is apenalty ? when the handball done inside the penaltybox is deliberate. None of the handballs you say were deliberate.\n\n3 The linesman's flag was up , clearly, Frei was in a offside position. BUT when the ball was passed it touched a Korean player on the way . Thus it turned into a pass from a swiss player to a misspass from a korean. In case of a misspass the players offside position gets nullified, even if the whole swiss team was in offside & a misspass was made. this is the FIFA rule from 2003. The ref can overturn linesman's descision. He followed the rules & was right.\n\n\nGood for Korea as they got a test of their own medicine. Remember how they cheated past Italy & Spain in 2002 ? The people who said Korea deserved it need to consider these facts after 2002-\n1 Korea didnt win Asian Cup Japan did\n2 Korea finished 2nd to Saudis (!) in qualifiers\n3 They lost 3-1 to Ghana in the build up.\n\nHow come you Koreans not say anything about how Vieira's legal goal was mistakingly ruled out ? If it stayed you would have went out much before.\n\nget ur thinking straight depressing all handballs are never same there is a case of deliberate or not anyone who follows football knows it.
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The goalkeeper can go anywhere on the field of play, at any time. The only reason he wears a different colour kit is so that the referee knows he is the goalkeeper. It is only the goalkeeper who can handle the ball in the penalty area ( unless of course you want to give a penalty kick away to the other team ). The goalkeeper cannot wear the same colour kit as his own team or the opponents.
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To be outstanding among the other players. So the referee wont be confused. If the goal keeper is wearing the same jersey, the defender can use their hands to block the ball if the referee or lines man are not looking carefully. Just my point of view. =D
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Probably the longest can be considered the ones done by goalkeepers and reach the other goal. Some goalkeepers have scored a goal in this way. Not in this world cup.
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OK if a goalkeeper is sent off then another player has to be substituted to bring in a goalie, if all 3 substitutions have been made then one of the players has to turn into a goalie imagine that ! But the team  plays 10 men. \nGoalkeepers can have red card for-\n1    Commiting  a bad foul\n2     Handling the ball outside penalty box.
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It officially isn't a foul. The rule is as follows:\n\nIn Fifa's Laws of the Game 2005, Law 12 says a free-kick or penalty will be awarded if a player "handles the ball deliberately (except for the goalkeeper within his own penalty area)".\n\nUnfortunately it isn't really the case as many fouls are still awarded when its ball to hand not hand to ball.
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A goalkeeper can pick the ball up if the player passing back doesn't use their leg or foot to pass back or if the pass back is accidental for example if a striker shoots and it hits the defenders foot then the keeper can pick the ball up. But if the player deliberatly passes the ball back and the keeper picks up then a freekick is awarded.
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It is supposed to be for only 6 seconds, but I have never seen a card given to a goal keeper since they allowed goalkeepers to run around the penalty area with the ball.
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a penalty kick is awarded when a foul is committed by the defensive team within the penalty box (18 yard box) that would normally be punishable by a direct free kick (this means kicking, pushing, holding etc.).  any player on the team can take the kick but the fouled player usually does.  you can tell a penalty kick is being awarded because the referee Will blow the whistle and point down to the penalty spot (where the kick is taken from).