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What happens if both teams are tied after 90 minutes?
d. Extra time or penalty shootout (depending on the match)
What is it called when the referee stops play for a foul?
b. Free kick
What color card is shown as a warning?
yellow
How many referees are on the field during a professional game?
1 (main referee) and 2 assistant referees
What part of the body cannot be used to play the ball (except the goalkeeper)?
Hands
What is the main objective of soccer?
To score more goals than the other team
What is awarded when the ball crosses the sideline?
. Throw-in
Who controls the flow of the game?
Referee
Who is the only player allowed to use hands during play?
Goalkeeper
What does a whistle from the referee usually mean?
Stop or start play
What is it called when a player uses their hand or arm to touch the ball on purpose?
Handball
How many players are on the field for one team during a regular soccer match?
11
What happens when a player gets two yellow cards in one match?
a red card and is sent off
What is it called when the ball completely crosses the goal line into the net?
Goal
What happens after a player commits a foul inside their own penalty area?
Penalty Kick
Can a player score directly from a kickoff?
true
What is the offside rule?
A player is nearer to the goal than the second-last defender when the ball is passed
What is awarded when the defending team kicks the ball over their own goal line?
Corner kick
What color card does the referee show for a serious offense?
red
How long is a standard professional soccer match?
90 minutes (two 45-minute halves)