Are there any special rules for futsal

There are 5 players on each side of the game, there is no goalkeeper, and there is no limit to the number of substitutes and the number of substitutes in each team per game, and they can be rotated to rest; The full game time is 50 minutes, 25 minutes in the first and second halves each, and a 10-minute break in between; There are no offside restrictions in the game, corners and free kicks can be scored directly on goal, and the player is sent off with a red card, and can continue to play after 5 minutes.

The goalkeeper must not hold the ball for more than 4 seconds and cannot kick the ball off with his feet (either in the goal kick or after catching it, but it can be thrown to the ground first) The ball must not be driven past half court.

Return pass goalkeeper goalkeeper can only kick with his feet.

The goalkeeper throws the ball in the backfield and the goal is invalid!!

Compared to 11-a-side football.

1. There is no offside.

2. The game time is net time, and there is no injury time.

The ball must be stopped when the ball flies out of bounds and is a dead ball. And when the time is up, the ball will not be able to roll into the goal.

3. Substitutions can be made indefinitely, and they are not limited by dead balls.

4. The throw-in is kicked with the foot and cannot be scored directly at the goal.

5. The goalkeeper can serve the goal kick with his hand, or he can put it on the ground before kicking, 6. It is strictly forbidden to pass back to the goalkeeper in his own half, but he can pass back to the goalkeeper in the opponent's half.

7. When one side has committed a total of 5 fouls in the half, the opponent will be punished with a free kick if the foul is committed again, which is equivalent to a long-distance penalty, and the defender cannot line up the wall.

8. Players with serious fouls are sent off with a red card and cannot play again, but substitutes can be sent to the court after 2 minutes.

9. There are 2 on-field referees, each responsible for one half, as well as the third referee and timekeeper off the field.

10. Players can only wear rubber granular shoes or non-granular sneakers, not shoes with iron nails.

Others, such as the size of the ball and the difference in the field, will not be listed.

The following points are very different from Eleven: (I'm talking about the rules of the regular game, and the wild ball doesn't have so much to do).

1. Goal kicks (that is, the ball that the opponent goes out of the bottom line, not the ball held by the goalkeeper in the game) The goalkeeper must send it by hand, but the first drop point cannot exceed half the court when it does not touch other players, and the goal kick cannot be scored directly.

2 passes. If a player of his team intends to return the ball to the goalkeeper, the goalkeeper cannot catch the ball with his hands. The ball can only be passed back to the goalkeeper once, and can only be passed back to the goalkeeper a second time if the opposing player touches the ball or the ball has passed halfway.

3. Futsal has no offside.

4 fouls, a direct free kick for the first five fouls of one side, the receiver can line the wall, the sixth foul, the attacking team after the penalty spot (I forgot how far to forget) a direct free kick, the ball must be shot directly at the goal. Except for the penalty taker and the goalkeeper, the other players must stand behind the ball.

5 penalty people, usually two minutes of penalty, 4 to 5 in two minutes

If one side is sent off and the opponent scores within two minutes, the receiver is replaced by a fifth. If both sides are 4 to 4, no substitutions are made.

There is a big difference between the five people and the 11 people, and the others are almost the same. I didn't understand the rules in the last game and suffered a big loss.