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A goal kick can only be taken within the goal area (the 6 yard box). (Law 16)
A drop kick means the ball is still in play. The goalie could as well throw the ball to a team mate.
Free kicks can be awarded anywhere inside or outside the box (except foron the opposing box)pitch. They're taken from where the previous offence occuredoccurred. (Law 13)
These are all completely different situations.
A goal kick can only be taken within the goal area (the 6 yard box). (Law 16)
A drop kick means the ball is still in play. The goalie could as well throw the ball to a team mate.
Free kicks can be awarded anywhere inside or outside the box (except for the opposing box). They're taken from where the previous offence occured. (Law 13)
These are all completely different situations.
A goal kick can only be taken within the goal area (the 6 yard box). (Law 16)
A drop kick means the ball is still in play. The goalie could as well throw the ball to a team mate.
Free kicks can be awarded anywhere on the pitch. They're taken from where the previous offence occurred. (Law 13)
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A goal kick can only be taken anywhere from within the goal area (the 6 yard box). (Law 16)
A drop kick means the ball is still in play. The goalie could as well throw the ball to a team mate.
Free kicks can be taken fromawarded anywhere inside or outside the box (except for the opposing box). They're taken from where the previous offence occured. (Law 13)
These are all completely different situations.
A goal kick can be taken anywhere from within the goal area (the 6 yard box). (Law 16)
A drop kick means the ball is still in play. The goalie could as well throw the ball to a team mate.
Free kicks can be taken from anywhere inside or outside the box (except for the opposing box). They're taken from where the previous offence occured. (Law 13)
These are all completely different situations.
A goal kick can only be taken within the goal area (the 6 yard box). (Law 16)
A drop kick means the ball is still in play. The goalie could as well throw the ball to a team mate.
Free kicks can be awarded anywhere inside or outside the box (except for the opposing box). They're taken from where the previous offence occured. (Law 13)
