Ask a penalty question, what does a penalty mean?

1. Before the game, the two sides will submit a list of penalty kicks, in the order of the list, the first 5 rounds will compare the total number of goals, and after 5 rounds, it will continue to be carried out in the order of the list, but it will become a 1-goal tiebreaker, that is, once one side scores a penalty and the other side misses, then the side that scores a penalty will win, and there is no need to carry out the next one.

After the round, the reincarnation is still carried out according to the list, that is, from the first place in the list to start anew, and it is still a one-goal tiebreaker.

3.The team with the highest number of people needs to take the penalty with the same number as the team with the lesser number of players, i.e. if the team is sent off with only 10 people, then the team with the largest number can only play a penalty shoot-out, but it must include a goalkeeper.

4. If a player is sent off after scoring a goal, then the penalty kick is valid, and if the ball has not been awarded by the referee to score the penalty shooter, it will be counted as a penalty lost.

The odds are small, just like winning the lottery.

Continue to take penalties. It's 1v1 though. One to one. Until one of the teams misses the penalty...

Yes, unless the crowd can't stand the collective riot and the game is forced to be interrupted to play another day, it will have to start from the penalty kick.

Otherwise, let the coaches of both sides guess the boxing decision?

Kick until the winner is decided.

lz,The situation you said is basically impossible.,,If that's the case.,Just keep kicking until someone throws it off.。。。

Then there was the exchange of penalties between the goalkeepers of both sides, which seems to have not happened so far.

Yes, kick it down, but not normally, and kick it out on penalties.

Round 13: Semifinals of the Copa Libertadores.

There have been 13 penalty shootouts in the history of the Copa Libertadores, and in the 1992 semi-finals, the Argentine Newells Old Boys met América de Cali, Colombia, and after an aggregate score of 1-1, the two sides played a breathless penalty shoot-out at the latter's home stadium, with a total of 26 penalties awarded by both sides.

From the point of view of probability, if the average shot rate of a player is 90%, then the first five successful shots are 50% and 90%, and the result is more than 50%, not even 60%. So it's not likely that this kind of suffering will happen.

In soccer, if the defending team commits a foul in the goal area, the attacking team takes a penalty 12 yards from the midpoint of the goal, and all players except the attacking team member and the defending goalkeeper must exit the goal area, this kind of penalty can be retaken.

The "spoon" was not invented by Totti, and Palenka of Czechoslovakia in the Euro '76 final was the first player to use this style of play in a world series. This kick is, to put it bluntly, a hanging shot. Because the goalkeeper often chooses to pounce sideways in one direction when facing a penalty, some penalty takers deliberately hoist the penalty into the middle, catching the goalkeeper off guard.

Totti deceived Dutch goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar with a "spoon" in the penalty shoot-out against the Netherlands in the semi-finals of the 2000 European Championships, which is his most famous "spoon". It is called a spoon because the arc drawn by the ball as it flies resembles the shape of a spoon. Kicking this kind of ball requires a certain amount of footwork and strength.

As for the spoon penalty, I'm afraid Totti didn't have much confidence in his heart when he took the penalty. After all, this kick is much more than a vigorous shot. In Italy, it is estimated that Totti will only dare to perform when the team is leading by a large margin at most.

But everyone knows that the Italian goalkeeper is a master at any time. What's more, the goalkeepers of the current Serie A teams are basically famous.

1, As long as it is a cup type of game, if the regular time and extra time are not scored, penalties will be played, the AFC Champions League format is more unique, the final is also a 2-legged game, depending on the total number of goals, Western Sydney 1:0 in the first leg, 0:0 in the second leg, and 1::in the total game

0 wins. 2, 90 minutes or 120 minutes depends on the format of the arrangement, most games such as the World Cup, the European Cup is to enter extra time after the end of regular time, and then enter the penalty shootout if the extra time is not scored, but there are a few exceptions, such as some warm-up cup matches, because the competitive significance is not very large, and it can avoid excessive fatigue of players, will consider entering the penalty shootout directly after 90 minutes. For example, the England Community Shield does not have extra time.

3, Costa Rica 6-4 Greece, the premise is that the score of the two sides is tied 1-1 to enter the penalty shootout, Costa Rica takes the penalty first, and all the first 4 rounds are missed, and the Greek team loses one penalty in the first 4 rounds, and the Costa Rica team only needs to make a penalty in the 5th round, then the fifth player of the Greek team will not have the meaning of taking a penalty, so there will be the score you see.

4. 9 players have no effect on 11 players, and the penalty kick will be taken as usual, unless the match will be forcibly ended by one side with less than 8 players, and nothing else will affect the progress of the game.

5. If there is no winner in 11 rounds, continue to repeat the order from the beginning until the winner is determined.

6. There is no upper limit on the number of rounds, until the winner is decided.

7. No shoot-outs are allowed.

8. Goals scored in penalty shoot-outs do not count in the post-match technical statistics.

9. Penalty shootouts rarely hear of fouls, the common rule is nothing more than that except for the player who took the penalty kick and the two goalkeepers, all other players on the field should be within the center circle when kicking each other to win the penalty kick, and before the penalty kick is taken, the goalkeeper must stand on the goal line between the two goal posts. If there is a dispute, it is left to the referee to determine the final result.

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Penalty Explained:During the game, a player from the penalty area deliberately commits a foul and the opposing team takes a direct free kick at 12 yards, which is called a penalty. A penalty kick is taken if a defender kicks, trips, hits or jumps at an opposing player in the penalty area.

In the event of a draw at the end of the match, a penalty kick can also be used to decide the winner.

When a penalty kick is taken, only the penalty team player and the opposing goalkeeper are in the penalty area, and all other players should exit the area. Before the penalty player kicks the ball, the opposing goalkeeper must stand on the goal line and not move his feet, otherwise, if the ball is kicked in, he will be punished heavily. After the ball has been kicked, the penalty taker shall not touch the ball if the other players do not touch it.

Penalty Rules:

Penalty shootouts are generally only held when the winner must be decided, such as the knockout stage of a major competition with multiple teams, and is a forced tie-off to determine who is eligible for the next stage of the fixture as the final winner of the round.

In general, in a single match, in order to highlight the watchability and competitiveness of the game, it is also possible to selectively use this method on the basis of a draw to determine the final winner.