What is the penalty after the game, how is the penalty shoot out?

5 players per team, not including those who are substituted!

In the first 5 rounds, there is no winner and loser!

If the first 11 rounds have not been decided, start with the first 5 people to start the free throws until there is a result!

Penalties are taken in turns, with each team taking five. After that, the winner or loser will be judged.

If the game is still tied, the free throws will continue until one of the teams does not score a free throw. 、

Penalty kick is a method used to determine the winner after a draw according to the rules of the competition.

Procedure The referee selects the goal to be used to kick the penalty.

The coin method is adopted, and the guessed side kicks first.

The referee keeps a record of the kick of the penalty.

According to the following explanation, both teams should play 5 times each.

The two sides take turns kicking.

If one team has scored more goals than the other team could have scored if they had played 5 times, they do not need to kick again.

If both teams have played 5 times and both teams have scored the same number of goals or neither team has scored, the penalty kicks will be taken in the same order of rotation until both teams have kicked the ball the same number of times (no 5 goals are required) and one team has scored one more goal than the other.

In the event that a goalkeeper on the pitch is injured and unable to continue playing during a penalty kick, he or she may be replaced by a substitute who has been nominated and has not yet been used within the maximum limit specified in the rules of the competition.

Except as described in the previous article, only players who are present on the pitch at the end of the match, including at the end of the prescribed extended period, may take part in penalty kicks.

Penalty kicks shall be taken by a different player each time until both eligible players have taken the penalty once before the second kick can be made.

During the penalty kick, eligible players can swap places with the goalkeeper.

Only eligible players and referees are allowed on the pitch during the penalty kick.

All players except the penalty kick and the two goalkeepers must be in the centre circle.

The goalkeeper of the penalty kicking team must be on the playing field at the intersection of the goal line and the penalty area line outside the penalty area.

Unless otherwise stated, the rules of the competition and the decisions of the International Football Council shall be applied in the case of a penalty shoot-out.

Penalty kicks should be taken from the penalty spot and the player taking the penalty must be identified. When kicking, except for the penalty taker and the opposing goalkeeper, all other players should be outside the penalty area and inside the playing field, and at least one meter away from the penalty spot. The opposing goalkeeper must stand on the goal line between the two goalposts (no feet moving) before the ball is kicked.

The penalty taker must kick the ball forward; No further touch of the ball has been kicked or touched by another player. Play resumes when the ball rolls to the distance around the ball's circumference. Penalty kicks can be scored with a direct shot on goal.

when a penalty is taken in the middle of the game, and when a penalty is taken for an extended period of time at the end of the first half near the end of the match, such as the kick touches any of the posts or both of them; or touching the beams; or touching the goalkeeper; or continuously touching a goalpost, a crossbar or a goalkeeper to enter the goal, as long as no foul is made, the goal shall be awarded.

Penalties: Anyone who violates any of the provisions of this chapter shall be dealt with as follows:

1. Before the penalty shootout begins, both sides submit the list of players who will take the penalty kick and the order of play. At the same time, the two sides buried the chaos and decided which side would be punished first by guessing the coin.

2. After the start of the game, the two sides take turns to take free throws in the order of the list, a total of 5 rounds of free throws, and the team with the most total goals wins.

3. If the scores of both sides are the same after 5 rounds, the penalty will be added, but it will become a 1-goal tiebreaker system, that is, the two sides continue to punish each other until there is a situation where one side is penalized at the end of a round and the other side does not score, then the side that scores the penalty will win the victory. A player may not take a repeat penalty during this period unless all 11 players of a team have taken all the free throws in turn.

4. The side with the largest number of people needs to send the same number of people as the side with the small number of people to take free throws, that is, if one side is sent off by only 10 people, then the side with the largest number can only play 10 people in the penalty shootout, but it must include a goalkeeper. If a player scores a goal and is sent off, then the penalty kick is valid, and if the ball is not awarded by the referee to the penalty taker, it is considered a penalty lost.

5. The rules of the penalty shootout are basically the same as those of regular penalty kicks, the only difference is that supplementary shots are not allowed, that is, after the ball is kicked out, regardless of whether it touches other players, the penalty player is not allowed to touch the ball again, otherwise it will be deemed invalid. The penalty must be preceded by the referee's whistle to signal the start of the penalty, if the referee does not blow the whistle, the goal will be invalid.

Hello dear, the penalty shootout is that each side sends 5 players to take turns to take the penalty, and if there is no winner or loser, they will continue to send people to take penalties.