Who s going to tell me about the rules of the football serve?? Urgent

1. When throwing a throw-in, do not leave the ground with both feet, raise the ball above your head, and throw the ball with both hands;

2. The ball must be thrown over a higher point than when the shot was made, and after the ball falls, other players can scramble;

3. When throwing the ball, it should be noted that the foot of Shuangchang Mountain cannot cross the sideline, that is, no foot can stay in the field;

4. After the ball is thrown, the player who throws the ball cannot be the first person to contact the football;

5. The serve must be thrown in the direction facing the body, not facing east, but throwing the ball west, and not using feints to deceive the opponent;

6. The team that commits a foul on the throw-in will lose the right to serve, and the opponent will serve the throw-in at the same place instead;

7. The thrower who throws the throw-in must also stand on the sideline or on the ground outside the sideline, so stepping on the line is not a violation of the rules.

Soccer throw-in is when one side touches the ball out of the sideline, the other side will throw the ball back into the field with both hands at the place where the ball goes out of bounds, so as to resume the game, this two-handed throw rule is called a throw-in, also called a sideline ball.

There are 10 points in total, as follows:

1. When serving, the ball should be placed on the palm of the hand that is not holding the clap, and the palm of the hand should be open and flat. The ball shall be stationary, after the end line of the serving side and above the level of the match surface.

2. The server must throw the ball almost vertically upwards with his hands, without spinning the ball, and make the ball rise not less than 16 cm after leaving the palm of the hand that is not holding the clap.

3. When the ball descends from the highest point of the toss, the server can hit the ball, so that the ball first touches the local table, then crosses or bypasses the net device, and then touches the receiving player's table. In doubles, the ball should touch the right half of the server and receiver in succession.

4. From the last moment when the ball is stationary before the ball is thrown to the time of hitting, the ball and racket should be above the level of the playing table.

5. When hitting the ball, the ball should be after the end line of the serving side, but not beyond the part of the server's body (except arms, head or legs) farthest from the end line.

6. When a player serves, it is his responsibility to let the referee or deputy referee see whether he serves in accordance with the rules of legal serving.

7. If the referee doubts the correctness of a serving player's serving action, and neither he nor the assistant referee can be convinced that the serving action is illegal, the referee may warn the serving player and not award points when this phenomenon occurs for the first time in a match.

8. In the same match, if the correctness of the player's serve is again doubted, whether or not for the same reason, no more warning will be awarded.

9. Regardless of whether it is the first time or at any time, as long as the server clearly does not serve in accordance with the rules of legal serving, he will be awarded a point and no warning is required.

10. If a player is unable to strictly comply with certain rules of legal serving due to physical injury or illness, the referee may make a decision to exempt the player, but must explain to the referee before the match.

If you want to ask about soccer throw-in, there are two of them:

When the ball goes out of bounds on the baseline (the sideline on the side of the goal, which is relatively short), the defending team will serve the goal kick if the attacking player touches it, and if the defender touches it, the attacking team will take the corner kick.

When a ball goes out of bounds on the sidelines (two lines without a goal, relatively long), whoever touches it is thrown in by the opponent with both hands.

Before the start of the football match, the referee calls the captains of both sides to guess the heads and tails of the coin, and the side that guesses correctly gets the first half of the serve and the other side gets the second half of the kick-off.

In addition, the first kick-off in extra-time and penalty shoot-outs was also determined in this way.

At the kick-off of the first half, the referee will call the captains of both teams up and pick sides by flipping a coin. If the ball is owned by Team A in the first half, then the ball is possessed by Team B in the second half.

The captain of both teams chooses the half of the court or the ball, and then the referee flips a coin. It's up to God!

A direct free kick is a direct shot at goal, and an indirect free kick is not a direct shot at goal. In fact, in football nowadays, there is generally no special distinction between direct free kicks and indirect free kicks, and the judging criteria are generally only based on the distance from the opponent's goal. Otherwise, it is called an indirect free kick.

The free kick serving rule is to put the football in the specified area, in principle, it is required to ensure that the ball is placed on the ground at rest before serving, and no part of the body can touch the ball. The opposing player is more than 5 meters away from the ball. However, in order to ensure the consistency of the game, if there is no dispute between the players on both sides, the referee will not be dogmatic, as long as the ball is sent out in time.

A kicker may not score a direct shot unless the ball has been kicked or touched by another player before it enters the goal.