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SOCCER

SOCCER THE FIELD FIELD MARKINGS PLAYER POSITIONS DRIBBLING The art of moving the ball on the ground while protecting it from opponents’ tackles. It is a skilled combination of body movements, often performed at high speeds. TACKLING

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SOCCER

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  1. SOCCER

  2. THE FIELD FIELD MARKINGS PLAYER POSITIONS

  3. DRIBBLING The art of moving the ball on the ground while protecting it from opponents’ tackles. It is a skilled combination of body movements, often performed at high speeds.

  4. TACKLING The act if taking away, blocking, or stealing the ball from an opponent by using one’s feet.

  5. HEADING The act of striking the with the head.

  6. JUGGLING With good juggling skills, players will make better passes, beat defenders more easily, and be able to hold the ball against defensive pressure, because of better touch on the ball. Keeping the toe pointed upward, helps maintain ball control when juggling off the top of the foot. Soccer juggling is great exercise to develop touch with the soccer ball. When juggling, you learn to control the body. Being able to make quick, body adjustments with all muscles is developed through juggling.  Better balance will enable a soccer player to move to the right, while maintaining balance to shoot the ball to the left, and vice versa. Juggling is fun and can be done anywhere. It gives a player a feel for the ball.

  7. KICK OFF The game is started with a place kick at the half-way line within the center of the field. The kick-off can only be taken after the referee’s signal indicating that all players are on their respective side of the field and opponents are 10 yards away – out of their side of the kick-off circle. The ball must move forward. The first kicker may not touch the ball again until another player touches it, or there would be an indirect kick for the opponents.

  8. THROW - IN The throw-in is awarded when the whole ball passes over the touch line, either on the ground or in the air. Both feet must stay on the ground Stand on or behind the touch line Ball must go behind the head Must use both hands equally cannot use one hand & if there is a lot of spin the referee may call an improper throw and award the opponents a throw-in

  9. DIRECT KICK Direct kicks are used to restart play following a physical violation of the rules such as: Tripping Pushing Jumping Striking Kicking Holding Hand Ball Tackling or Charging offenses The player taking the kick may shoot the ball directly into the net and score. Players may request that defenders are 10 yards away from them at the time of the kick.

  10. INDIRECT KICK Indirect kicks are used to restart play following more technical violations such as: Obstruction Dangerous Play Goal Keeper Interference Misconduct Offside The ball must be touched by another player after it is kicked in order for a goal to be scored. Players may request that defenders are 10 yards away from them at the time of the kick.

  11. GOAL KICK When the ball goes out of bounds over the end line and was last touched by the attacking team, it is put back into play by the defending team, who may place it anywhere on their Goal Box and then kick it. The kicked ball may not be touched again by anyone on either team until it clears the Penalty Box and the other team must stay outside the Penalty Box until the ball clears the Penalty Box.

  12. CORNER KICK Restart of play when the ball crossed the goal line, without a goal being scored, after having been last touched by a defensive player. This is a direct free kick taken by the attacking team from the corner of the field on the attacking end.

  13. DROP BALL The dropped ball occurs when the referee stops the game for a double violation with opponents, an injured player, a defective ball, or some sort of external interference. The game is restarted with the ball being dropped from shoulder height in front of two players who will battle for possession. Players will stand facing the goal they are attacking. The players may not kick the ball until the ball touches the ground.

  14. SHOT ON GOAL Check this out! When taking a shot at the goal, look at your point of aim. Do not look at the keeper, look where you want to ball to go.

  15. KEEPER SAVE Use your body as a barrier. Move fast and clear the ball well. Outlet passes go to weak side. Clear the ball high and wide.

  16. SOCCER TERMS Man-on – Communicating that the ball carrier or other player is under pressure from another player. Marking - Closely guarding another player. Used when playing a “man-to-man” defense. Back – Communication for a pass back or to let a player know there is support behind them. Obstruction – Deliberately interfering with an opponent without trying to play the ball. Center – A player whose responsibility is the center of the field. To pass the ball to the center of the field. Assist – A pass or preliminary play from one player to another who then scores a goal. Support – Having one or more teammates in position to receive a pass or to cover if beaten by a defender. Shot – A kick at the goal. Square – Communication for a pass to a teammate who is parallel to the goal line. A lateral pass. Stopper – A defender in front of the goal who helps to stop shots on. Dummy – To pretend to be about to receive the ball, but allowing it to pass oneself in order to deceive an opponent. Fake (or feint) – Faking an action to confuse a defender. Step-overs, rollbacks and other moves. Sweeper – A defender whose responsibility it is to “sweep up” loose balls played behind other defenders. Far Post – The goalpost farthest from the ball. Save – Prevention of a goal by the goal keeper. Offside – A violation when an attacking player receives a pass without two defenders between them and the goal. Striker – An forward player whose job it is to score goals. Cross – A pass from one side of the field to the other.

  17. YELLOW CARD When a referee shows a yellow card it is a first warning or caution that the player’s misconduct will result in removal from the game should a second incident occur. Yellow Card Infractions:unsporting behavior dissent by word or actions, persistently breaking the rules, delaying the restart of play, defenders failing to stay the proper distance away from the kicker on a corner kick, free kick or throw-in, entering or re-entering the field without the referee's permission, deliberately leaving the field without the referees permission. REDCARD A player is ejected from the game & may not be replaced (i.e., his team must "play short"). A red card does not have to be preceded by a “yellow card". Red Card infractions:serious foul play violent conduct, spitting at anyone, deliberately touching the ball with a hand or fouling an opponent in order to prevent a goal or to deny an obvious goal scoring opportunity, using offensive, insulting or threatening language and/or gestures,receiving a second yellow card in one game

  18. Let’s see if you have caught on to soccer.

  19. The art of moving the ball forward on the ground, with a series of kicks, while protecting it from an opponent’s tackle. Dribbling Heading Marking Stopping Tackling

  20. NO, THINK AGAIN

  21. Yes!!! Good job!!!

  22. The act of striking the ball with one’s head. Dribbling Heading Marking Stopping Tackling

  23. NO, THINK AGAIN

  24. Yes!!! Good job!!!

  25. The act of controlling, or guarding an opponent. A team using this rigid system of defense is said to be playing “man-to-man”. Dribbling Heading Marking Stopping Tackling

  26. NO, THINK AGAIN

  27. Yes!!! Good job!!!

  28. The act of taking away, blocking, or stealing the ball from an opponent by using one’s feet. Dribbling Heading Marking Stopping Tackling

  29. NO, THINK AGAIN

  30. Yes!!! Good job!!!

  31. What would the referee’s call be for this situation? A player was just tripped. Corner KickOpponent’s Throw –in Direct KickPenalty Kick Goal KickPlay On Indirect KickThrow-in

  32. NO, THINK AGAIN

  33. Yes!!! Good job!!!

  34. What would the referee’s call be for this situation? A player was offside. Corner KickOpponent’s Throw –in Direct KickPenalty Kick Goal KickPlay On Indirect KickThrow-in

  35. NO, THINK AGAIN

  36. Yes!!! Good job!!!

  37. What would the referee’s call be for this situation? A player steps into the field, over the touchline on their throw-in. Corner KickOpponent’s Throw –in Direct Kick Penalty Kick Goal KickPlay On Indirect KickThrow-in

  38. NO, THINK AGAIN

  39. Yes!!! Good job!!!

  40. What would the referee’s call be for this situation? A player has been held. Corner KickOpponent’s Throw –in Direct KickPenalty Kick Goal KickPlay On Indirect KickThrow-in

  41. NO, THINK AGAIN

  42. Yes!!! Good job!!!

  43. What would the referee’s call be for this situation? The defending team has sent the ball over its own goal line (not into the goal). Corner KickOpponent’s Throw –in Direct KickPenalty Kick Goal KickPlay On Indirect KickThrow-in

  44. NO, THINK AGAIN

  45. Yes!!! Good job!!!

  46. What would the referee’s call be for this situation? The offensive team has just sent the ball over the defensive goal line (not into the goal). Corner KickOpponent’s Throw –in Direct KickPenalty Kick Goal KickPlay On Indirect KickThrow-in

  47. NO, THINK AGAIN

  48. Yes!!! Good job!!!

  49. What would the referee’s call be for this situation? A player has been pushed. Corner KickOpponent’s Throw –in Direct KickPenalty Kick Goal KickPlay On Indirect KickThrow-in

  50. NO, THINK AGAIN

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