Law 14 - Penalty Kicks

Question 1

If an attacking player encroaches and the penalty is scored, what must you do?

Answer 1

Order a retake of the penalty

Question 2

If an attacking player encroaches and the penalty is not scored, what must you do?

Answer 2

Award an indirect free kick to the defending team

Question 3

If a defending player encroaches and the penalty is scored, what must you do?

Answer 3

Let the goal stand

Question 4

If a defending player encroaches and the penalty is not scored, what must you do?

Answer 4

Order a retake of the penalty

Question 5

If the goalkeeper encroaches and the penalty is scored, what must you do?

Answer 5

Let the goal stand

Question 6

If the goalkeeper encroaches and the penalty is not scored, what must you do?

Answer 6

Order a retake of the penalty and caution the goalkeeper.

Question 7

If the kicker kicks the ball backwards during a penalty kick, what must you do?

Answer 7

Award an indirect free kick to the defending team.

Question 8

If the kicker feints illegally once he has completed his run up, what must you do?

Answer 8

Award an indirect free kick to the defending team and caution the kicker.

Question 9

If a team mate of the identified kicker take the kick, what must you do?

Answer 9

Award an indirect free kick and caution the eventual/unidentified kicker.

Question 10

If players from both the attacking and defending teams encroach, what must you do?

Answer 10

Order a retake

Question 11

If the kicker and goalkeeper both commit offences, what must you do?

Answer 11

If both offend and the kick is missed, order a retake of the penalty and caution both the kicker and the goalkeeper.

If both offend and the kick is scored, the goal is disallowed, the kicker is cautioned and an indirect free kick is awarded to the defending team.