If you know the ball, please explain to me the meaning of corner kick and offside. I m a new fan

A corner kick is a penalty for the defender to get the ball out of the line (as long as the last player of the defending team touches the ball, even if it is the goalkeeper, and the ball is out of the line of the net), the attacking team takes a corner kick in the bottom corner of the court...."Offside" means that when a teammate passes the ball to you, there is only the opposing goalkeeper in front of you, even if it is offside, and it is over the opponent's defensive position. You can't pin it in front of the goal and wait for your teammate to pass you, it's too easy to score, you have to have a defender in front of you and you can't run in front of the last defender of the opponent when your teammate passes the ball...

Sometimes opposing players will deliberately run backwards, making you offside when you receive a pass from a team-mate. This is called "making offside".

"Anti-offside" means that when the opponent "creates offside", you first run with the opposing team, don't face the opposing goalkeeper alone. At the moment when his teammates passed the ball, he ran back to catch the ball and broke the opponent's "offside"."

In a corner, the defender kicks the ball out of his baseline, and the attacker can restart the ball in the small arc farthest from the baseline. To put it bluntly, it's a way to punish the defender for kicking the ball off their own baseline.

Offside, the attacker's player overtakes the last defender without controlling the ball, except for the goalkeeper. To put it bluntly, you can't stand in front of goal and wait for someone else to pass the ball.

A corner kick is when (a player of your own team) touches the ball out of your own goal.

Offside is when only the opposing player overtakes the defender before the ball arrives.

A corner kick is a ball served from the corner of the court!

To be offside is to overtake the opposing defender!

Offside is when the attacking passer takes up his foot, and the receiver stands closer to the goal than the second-to-last defender, and at the same time is closer to the opponent's goal than the ball, and tries to take advantage of this position to prepare for the attack.

When a player kicks or pushes the ball, the receiver of the same team is in front of the ball in the opponent's half and there is only one player between him and the opponent's end line, it is offside.

The offside rule was formalized in the football rules of 1874. In the early 70s of the 19th century, football began to become popular in Western countries and other countries, but most teams generally focused on offense rather than defense. This has resulted in a great imbalance between offensive and defensive forces, which has seriously affected the development and improvement of ball skills and tactics.

Because, the offside rule came into being.

Offside foul award:

An offside foul is awarded to a player in an offside position who is involved in the actual game at any time at the moment when a player of the same team kicks or touches the ball

1. Interfere with the game by getting or touching the ball after a player on the same team passes or touches the ball.

2. Interfering with the opposing player, including: hindering the opposing player's ability to handle the ball or affecting his ability to handle the ball by clearly obstructing the opposing player's view; Compete with opposing players for the ball; There is a clear attempt to touch an incoming ball that is close to one's position and that affects the opposing player; Making obvious moves that affect the opposing player's ability to handle the ball.

3. Touching the ball after the following situations occur, so as to obtain benefits or interfere with the opposing player: the ball is refracted from the goalpost, crossbar, opponent's player** or refracted; The ball comes from either opposing player intentionally saving the ball.

Goal kicks are a way to restart the game in football. Goal kicks should be kicked by the defending player in the goal area, directly into the pitch. Goal kicks are generally taken by the goalkeeper.

Goal kicks are indirect free kicks and cannot be scored with a direct shot on goal.

For any other violation of this rule: should be re-kicked.

1.Corners are a way to restart the game.

2.A corner kick can be scored directly into the opponent's goal.

3.Awarded a corner:

When the whole of the ball crosses the goal line, whether on the ground or in the air, and the last person to touch the ball is the defending player, and it is not a goal scored according to the winning rules.

A free kick is a way to restart the game after a foul has occurred in a soccer match. There are two types of free kicks: direct free kicks (the kicker can shoot the ball directly into the fouling team's goal to score) and indirect free kicks (the kicker cannot score a direct shot, the ball must be kicked or touched by another player before entering the goal).

In soccer, an attacking player is in an offside position when the ball is closer to the opponent's goal line than the ball (except in exceptional circumstances). 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.

FIFA tournaments define an assist as one (or two) players who attribute the assist to the scorer. He gave the ball to the scorer, either by passing the ball in any form, or by hitting the lintel or post**, which meant that he (they) "assisted" the goal.

If an opposing player gains possession, not just pokes or touches the ball, and then loses possession of the ball to the scorer, then there is no "assister" for the ball.

Goal kick means that the opponent t's ball to their own bottom line, so the ball belongs to us, and the goalkeeper serves that wow.

The corner kick is our attack, and the opponent takes the ball out of the opponent's own bottom line, so the one that gets the corner kick is on the opponent's bottom line two wow.

A free kick is a foul committed by the opponent in any position, and we get a stationary ball in any position, so many beautiful free kicks were born and scored directly.

Assists are when a player passes the ball to help a teammate score a goal.

Offside is when the ball is passed to the attacking team and the player crosses the position of the opponent's last defender.

Corner kicks are a way to restart the game after a dead ball in soccer and are a great opportunity to score. There is an offside situation in a corner, which is determined by the way the corner is taken.

1. The corner kick is directly spun to the goal, and there is no offside.

2. The corner kick is directly crossed, and the offensive player receives the ball and directly attacks the goal, and there is no offside situation. FIFA rules stipulate that a player in an offside position is not an offside foul when he receives a goal kick, throw-in or corner kick directly from a player on the same team.

3. When the corner kick is issued in a tactical way, the first player of the attacking side chooses to pass the ball, and the player of the own side in the offside position receives the ball, which will cause offside.

Football rules stipulate that there is no offside in a corner.

Corners are not offside. That player is in his own half, and at least two of the opposing team's players are closer to the opponent's goal line than that player, and you're wrong. An offside position is the moment a teammate passes the ball to you, with less than two opposing players between you and the opposing goal line.

Sometimes the opposing player will deliberately run forward to make you offside when you receive a pass from a team-mate. This is called "making offside". "Anti-offside" means that when the opponent "creates offside", you first run with the opposing team, don't face the opposing goalkeeper alone.

At the moment when his teammates passed the ball, he ran back to catch the ball and broke the opponent's "offside".There are two things to keep in mind: When a teammate passes the ball to you, even if you are in an offside position, as long as you are behind the ball, it is not a foul.

When you are in an offside position, as long as you are not involved in the attack and do not obstruct the game, it is not a foul. Another point that should not be missed: if the referee and the linesman do not see whether it is offside, according to the basic principle of encouraging attack, it will be treated as no offside.