: Used for serious foul play or receiving two yellow cards; the player is sent off and cannot be replaced.
: The ball is out of play when it completely crosses the touchline (sideline) or goal line.
: A formal caution for unsporting behavior or persistent rule-breaking. soccer rules
: Fields are typically 100–130 yards long and 50–100 yards wide. For international matches, dimensions are tighter: 110–120 yards long by 70–80 yards wide. 2. Restarts and In-Play Rules
: Awarded when the attacking team kicks the ball over the opponent's goal line (not into the goal). : Used for serious foul play or receiving
: Two teams of 11 players each, including one designated goalkeeper.
: Two 45-minute halves, totaling 90 minutes. Referees add "stoppage time" at the end of each half to account for delays (fouls, injuries, substitutions). : Fields are typically 100–130 yards long and
: Awarded when the ball crosses the touchline. Taken by the team that did not touch it last.