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Encyclopedia > Foul Play

Foul play may refer to:


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LAW 26. FOUL PLAY (2374 words)
Foul Play is any action by a player which is contrary to the letter and spirit of the Game and includes obstruction, unfair play, misconduct, dangerous play, unsporting behavior, retaliation and repeated infringements.
For an offense under (i), at any place where the ball would next have been brought into play if the offense had not occurred, or, if that place is on the touch line, fifteen meters from that place, on a line parallel to the goal lines.
For an offense which occurs outside the playing area while the ball is still in play and which is not otherwise covered in the foregoing, the penalty kick shall be awarded in the playing area fifteen meters from the touch line and opposite to where the offense took place.
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