Is there an offside position when serving a touchline ball in regular football?

There is no offside when a throw-in is taken in regular football.

Target! Soccer Rules Throw-In:

1 When the entire sphere is in the air or on the ground, and all of them cross the edge; At the point where the touchline is crossed, the opponent of the last toucher throws the ball into the game and the game is restarted.

3 When a throw-in is taken, the attacking team is not offside.

4. Throw-ins directly into the opponent's goal do not count.

Offside 1An attacking player is in an offside position if the ball is closer to the opponent's goal line.

Excepts are the following:

a.The player is in his own half.

b.At least two opposing players are closer to the opponent's goal line than that player.

2.When a player kicks or touches the ball and a player of the same team is in an offside position, the referee deems that the player has committed any of the following acts, and the player shall be judged offside:

a.is interfering with a match or interfering with an opponent;

b.Attempt to gain advantage from an offside position.

3.A player shall not be judged offside if:

a.The player was only in an offside position;

b.A player receives a goal kick, corner kick or throw-in directly.

4.If a player is awarded offside, the referee shall award an indirect free kick to the opposing player in the offside position.

If the player is offside in the opponent's goal area, the free kick may be taken anywhere in the goal area at the time of offside.

The rules of soccer are generally as follows: two teams are tied for several games, then stand next to the referee and the two linesmen, and then (the national anthem is played in the national team match) the away team members walk in front of the referee and shake hands with each player from the other team. Then the two captains exchange team flags, and the referee organizes the guessing of coins, guess the right one generally chooses to pick the side, and the wrong one can kick off first, so that both sides do not suffer, in order to show that the game is fair.

The determination of offside in football is a dynamic behavior, which is based on the appearance of an offensive player between the defender's closest player to his end line and the end line when passing the ball, regardless of the specific line on the field, only looking at the position of the last defender.

There are also two special situations, the first is that in the attack, the offensive player who controls the ball is not offside, and the other offensive player is behind the ball, so that no matter whether there is a defender in front of him, he is not offside, which is more common in fast breaks.

Second, the attacking player is in an offside position when receiving the ball, but the ball is passed by the opposing defender, and it is not judged offside, which is more common in low-level errors, as is the case with the so-called Gerrard return pass.

Finally, when the attacking player receives the ball, his body does not cross the halfway line and is not offside. If you ask for a line, it's a specific line.

None of the defensive players mentioned above include goalkeepers.

When an attacking player passes the ball, the attacking player receiving the ball is ruled offside if he is in front of the last defender other than the goalkeeper. Only when the attacking player passes the ball is it ruled offside!!

Not necessarily, sometimes half a body is also counted, depending on the referee.

The linesman is mainly offside and the related penalty of sideline ball and corner kick, in addition, there is to observe whether the players on the field have fouled the phenomenon, if there is a can assist the referee to prompt, and there is some rules to pay attention to when substitutions.

Assistant Wing-Referee Duties:

Two assistant wing-referees shall be appointed at each match and their duties (as determined by the referee) shall be indicative:

When the whole of the ball crosses the playing field;

which team should take a corner, goal kick or throw-in;

When a player in an offside position can be punished;

When a substitution is requested;

When there is an irregularity or any other incident outside the line of sight of the referee;

Whenever a foul is committed by an assistant line-referee closer to the place of the foul than the referee (especially if the foul occurs in the penalty area);

When a penalty kick is taken, whether the goalkeeper moves forward before the ball is kicked and whether the ball goes in after it is kicked.

In the event of excessive interference or inappropriate behaviour by the assistant referee, the referee may remove him from his duties and submit a report to the relevant authorities.

It's no longer called a linesman, it's changed to an assistant referee. According to the rules, the assistant referee does not have the right to directly stop the competition, nor does he have the right to sentence the athletes, and his flag is only to provide the referee with information according to the prescribed signal, and it is up to the referee to decide whether to impose a sentence. Therefore, although the assistant referee raises the flag to signal to the referee, it does not mean that the game must be stopped, if the referee responds to the flag of the assistant referee, the assistant referee should take back the flag in a timely manner.

The assistant referee's flag should be easy for the referee to observe, so the assistant referee should be accustomed to flexibly changing the flag when running back and forth along the sideline, so that the arm holding the flag is facing the field. When there is no flag, the flag should hang down naturally, and when running, the arm holding the flag should not swing sharply, so as not to cause the illusion of the referee. The unified flag approved by FIFA is as follows:

1) Offside If the assistant referee finds that the player is offside and has constituted a penalty condition, he should stand outside the sideline parallel to the offside player, raise the flag in time, and signal to the referee. When the referee sees the flag and blows the whistle to stop the game: If the player at the far end of the assistant referee is offside, the assistant referee should face the field and raise the flag diagonally forward.

If the middle player is offside, the assistant referee should face the field and raise the flag in front of him. If the assistant referee is offside, the assistant referee should face the field and raise the flag diagonally forward. (2) Throw-in The assistant referee shall raise the flag diagonally and give instructions on the direction of the throw-in.

3) Goal Kick The assistant referee shall face the field and hold the flag flat in front of him, pointing to the goal area where the goal kick is taken. (4) Corner Kick The assistant referee shall raise the flag diagonally downward to the proximal corner area. 5) Substitution of players The assistant referee finds that a team asks for instructions to replace the player, and should raise the flag horizontally over his head with both hands when the game is a dead ball, and remind the referee that a team asks for substitution.

In addition to the above five types of flags, the assistant referee can also provide assistance to the referee through the flag, such as: 1. If the assistant referee finds that a player has committed a foul in his vicinity, and the referee is not aware of it, the assistant referee can raise the flag and shake it. When the referee sees the flag and calls the game timeout, the assistant referee should raise the flag diagonally upwards to indicate the direction in which the free kick should be taken.

2. If the assistant referee finds that there is a violation of the rules such as throwing a throw-in or kicking a corner kick or a goal kick near him, he shall raise the flag and shake it to remind the referee to correct the situation or make another sentence.

no。。Besides. He is also in charge of the award of corner kicks. and assisting referees to observe whether players have committed fouls.

They are also consulted when the referee awards a foul, and the referee also asks for their opinion on controversial balls.

Offside, touchline kicks, corner kicks, fouls by players, prompting the referee to make substitutions, and asking the linesman when judging whether the goal has crossed the goal line.

If the linesman points the flag horizontally parallel to the boundary, it means which side the player has taken the ball out of bounds, if it points horizontally and vertically to the side of the field, it means which side the player is offside, if the flag is pointed diagonally upwards to which side the player has fouled, and if a corner kick is taken, the linesman points the flag directly to the area where the corner kick is taken. Holding the flag with both hands high at the middle line is to replace the player.

In addition to these, there is also a look at foul behavior, and inform the referee in time.

It's the same as the referee function, but it's power...