What are the requirements in the World Cup player rules?

Each team must have a goalkeeper.

3. Each team can have 1-2 substitutes during the game. If it is a "friendly match", there can be less than 5 substitutes.

4. With the consent of the referee, substitute players can replace players when the game is suspended.

5. A substitute can only come on after being substituted.

6. No player may enter or leave the field without the referee’s consent.

Chapter 4 Player Equipment

1. The necessary equipment for players on the court is: sports tops, shorts, socks, shin guards and football shoes. They are not allowed to wear anything that can endanger other athletes. object.

2. The shin guards must be completely covered by protective socks and should be made of appropriate materials (rubber, plastic, polyurethane or other similar materials).

3. The color of the goalkeeper’s clothing must be different from that of other players on the field and the referee must comply with the following regulations when substituting the goalkeeper or any other player:

a. The referee must notify before substituting. referee.

b. Substitute players can only enter the playing field after the substituted player leaves the field and obtains permission from the referee.

c. Substitutes should enter from the midfield when the ball is dead.

d. A player who is substituted may not participate in the game again.

e. The referee has the right to exercise authority over substitutes regardless of whether they are on the field or not.

4. When a substitute enters the playing field, he becomes a player on the field. At the same time, the substituted player is no longer a player on the field, and the substitution ends.

Penalty:

a. For those who violate the provisions of Article (4) of this chapter, the game shall not be suspended, and all relevant players shall be warned immediately when the ball becomes dead.

b. If a substitute player enters the field without the referee's permission, the game shall be stopped, and the substitute player shall be warned, ordered to leave the field, or given a penalty, depending on the circumstances. The referee shall then When the game is suspended, a dropped ball will be executed to resume the game at the location where the ball was. Unless the ball is in the goal area at the time, in which case the ball shall be dropped on the nearest goal area line parallel to the goal line where the ball was when play was stopped.

c. Relevant players who violate any other rules of this chapter should be warned. If the referee suspends the game to issue a warning, the opponent shall resume the game by taking an indirect free kick from the position where the ball was when the game was suspended. If a free kick is taken in the team's own goal area, it can be taken anywhere in the team's goal area; if a free kick is taken in the opponent's goal area, it should be taken at the nearest location where the ball was when the game was suspended. Performed on the goal area line parallel to the goal line.

d. If the competition regulations require that the list of substitutes be handed over to the referee before the game

Penalty: When a player on the field violates the provisions of this chapter, unless the player has already Adjust the equipment, otherwise after the ball becomes dead, the player should leave the field to adjust or change equipment. Players who leave the field to adjust and exchange equipment must report to the referee before returning to the field. After the referee checks that they comply with the regulations, they can only enter the game when the ball is dead. When a player on the field violates the provisions of this chapter, do not stop the game immediately.

Chapter 5 Referees

A referee should be assigned to perform refereeing duties in each game. When he enters the playing field, he begins to exercise the powers conferred on him by the rules. The referee has the right to make penalties for fouls that occur when the game is suspended or when the ball is dead. The referee's decision during the game, based on the actual situation of the game, such as the result of the game, etc., shall be the final decision. He shall:

a. Enforce the rules

b. Avoid making penalties that favor the offending team.

c. Record the competition results and competition time, so that the competition will be completed within the specified time or the time agreed by both parties, and make up for the time lost due to accidents or other reasons.

d. The referee has the right to suspend, postpone or terminate the game due to violation of rules, wind and rain, interference from spectators or outsiders, or other reasons that hinder the progress of the game. Afterwards, the specific situation must be reported to the sponsoring organization in writing within the specified time and in accordance with relevant requirements. Once the written report is mailed within the specified time, it will be deemed to be in compliance with the formalities.

e. From the moment the referee enters the playing field, he or she shall give a warning and a yellow card to a player who commits misconduct or improper conduct. Afterwards, the name and specific circumstances of the team member must be reported in writing to the sponsoring organization within the specified time and in accordance with relevant requirements.

f. Except for the players and linesmen participating in the competition, no one is allowed to enter the competition venue without the permission of the referee.

g. If the referee believes that a player is seriously injured, he should stop the game immediately, move the injured player off the field as quickly as possible, and resume the game immediately. If a player is slightly injured, play shall not stop before the ball becomes dead. Players who can walk to the sideline or goal line to receive any care on their own will not be allowed on-field care.

h. The referee shall order players to leave the field and show them a red card for violent behavior, serious fouls, use of obscene or abusive language, and those who still commit improper behavior after being warned. .

i. After each time the game is suspended, a signal is given to indicate the resumption of the game.

Chapter 6 Linesmen

Two linesmen shall be appointed for each game and their duties (as decided by the referee) shall be:

1. When the ball goes out of bounds and becomes dead;

2. Which team should take a corner kick, goal kick or throw-in;

3. When a substitute is requested. They should also assist the referee in controlling the game in accordance with the rules. If a linesman behaves inappropriately or interferes with the game inappropriately, the referee shall remove him from his duties and appoint another person to replace him (the referee shall report this situation to the organizing organization). The hand flag used by the linesman shall be provided by the club to which the playing venue belongs.

Chapter 7 Game Time

The game time shall be divided into two equal halves of 45 minutes each. Unless otherwise agreed by both parties under special circumstances, the following provisions shall apply:

a. The time lost in each half due to substitutions, treatment of injured persons, delays and other reasons shall be made up. How much is decided by the referee.

b. At the end of each half time or after the full game, if a penalty kick is taken, the time shall be extended until the penalties are exhausted. Unless otherwise agreed by the referee, the rest period between the first and second halves shall not exceed 5 minutes.

Chapter 8 The Start of the Game

a. Before the start of the game, the kick-off or venue should be selected by market bidding. The team that picks first should have the right to choose the kick-off or venue. The game shall start after the referee gives a signal and a player of the kicking team kicks the ball into the opponent's half (that is, kicking the ball in the center of the playing field). Before the ball is kicked out, each player should be in his own half, and the opponent's player of the kicking team should be no less than 9.15 meters away from the ball; after the ball is kicked out, it must roll to its own circle The game shall be considered to have started when the distance is reached, and the kick-off player shall not touch the ball again until it has been touched or kicked by another player.

b. After a goal is scored, a player from the losing side shall restart the ball in the same manner and continue the game.

c. At the beginning of the second half, the two teams should switch fields and the opponent of the team that started the first half will take the kickoff.

Penalty:

a. Any kick that violates the rules of this chapter shall be restarted. If the kicker touches the ball again before it has been touched or kicked by another player, the opponent shall be at the spot of the foul.

b. Take an indirect free kick. If a player commits a foul in the opponent's goal area, the free kick can be taken anywhere in the goal area.

c. Direct kick-off is not allowed.

d. If the ball does not cross the sideline or goal line when the game is suspended for reasons not specified in these rules, when the game resumes, the referee should drop the ball at the position where the ball was at the time of the suspension. The game resumes as soon as it touches the ground. If the ball is in the goal area when the game is suspended, the ball should be dropped on the goal area line parallel to the goal line that is closest to the ball's position when the game is suspended. When the ball is dropped, players must not touch the ball before it hits the ground. Otherwise, the referee shall re-drop the ball.

Chapter 9 Game Progress and Dead Ball

The following situations become a dead ball:

1. When the ball completely crosses the goal line or sideline whether on the ground or in the air.

2. When the game has been stopped by the referee.

The game should be in progress from the beginning to the end of the game, including:

a. The ball bounces back into the field from the goal post, crossbar or corner flagpole.

b. The ball bounces off the referee or linesman and lands on the court.

c. A player on the field committed a foul but the referee did not make a penalty.

Chapter 10 Methods of Counting Victory

Unless otherwise provided by the rules, when the entire ball crosses the goal line between the goalposts and under the crossbar, it is not a throw by an offensive player. Entering, bringing in, or intentionally pushing the goal with your hands or arms (except when the goalkeeper is in his own penalty area) will result in a goal being won by the attacking team.

In the game, the team with more goals is the winning team. If neither team wins or the number of goals is equal, the game should be a "tie".

Chapter 11 Offside

1. Any offensive player who is closer to the opponent's goal line than the ball is in an offside position. Except for the following situations:

a. The player is in his own half.

b. At least two players from the opposing team are closer to the opponent's goal line than this player.

2. When a player of the same team is in an offside position at the moment when a player kicks or touches the ball, and the referee believes that the player has the following behavior, it shall be ruled as offside:

a .Interfering with the game or interfering with the opponent;

b. Attempting to gain advantage from an offside position.

3. A player shall not be deemed offside in the following situations:

a. A player is only in an offside position;

b. A player directly receives the goal ball, corner kick or throw-in.

4. A player is sentenced to be offside, and the referee should award an indirect free kick to the opponent's player at the offside location. If the player is offside in the opponent's goal area, the free kick may be taken anywhere in the goal area where the player was offside.

Chapter 12 Fouls and Misconduct

A player intentionally violates any of the following nine items, namely:

a. Kicking or attempting to kick Opposing team members.

b. To trip an opponent's player, that is, to trip or attempt to trip an opponent's player behind or in front of the opponent.

c. Jump towards the opponent's player.

d. Collide into an opponent's team member violently or dangerously.

e. Collide into an opponent’s player from behind unless the opponent is blocking.

f. Be sure to spit on the opponent when trying to hit the opponent.

g. Pull the opponent’s players.

h. Push the opponent’s player.

i. Touch the ball with your hands, for example: carrying or pushing the ball with your hands or arms (except when the goalkeeper is in his own penalty area).

In all of the above situations, a direct free kick will be awarded to the opponent at the location of the foul. If the foul occurs within the opponent's goal area, the free kick may be taken anywhere within the goal area. If a defensive player intentionally violates any of the above nine items in his own penalty area, a penalty kick shall be awarded. During the game, if a defensive player intentionally violates any of the above nine items in his own penalty area, a penalty kick shall be awarded regardless of where the ball is at the time.

A player commits any of the following five fouls, namely:

1. The referee believes that his action is dangerous, for example: trying to kick the goalkeeper but the goalkeeper has already received the ball. Live ball.

. When the goalkeeper is in his own penalty area during the game:

a. Control the ball with his hands and then hold the ball in any direction, shoot the ball or throw the ball in the air and then catch it, Takes more than 4 steps without bringing the ball into play.

b. During the 4 steps of walking after holding the ball and before and after, although the ball has entered the game, it has not been touched by a member of the same team outside the penalty area or an opponent player inside or outside the penalty area. , touches the ball with his hands again under the circumstances of Article 5(c).

c. After a member of the same team deliberately kicked the ball to the goalkeeper, the goalkeeper touched the ball with his hand.

d. The referee believes that due to tactical purposes, the game is intentionally stopped or delayed) to allow the team to obtain unfair benefits.

In all the above situations, the opponent shall be awarded an indirect free kick at the location of the foul according to the specific circumstances of Chapter 13.

e. A player shall be warned and shown a yellow card when the following circumstances occur:

f. After the game starts, a player enters or re-enters the field to join the game or leaves during the game. Field: Accidents excluded), in any case, without prior permission from the referee.

g. If the referee suspends the game to issue a warning, the opponent will resume the game by taking an indirect free kick based on the specific circumstances of Chapter 13 based on the location of the ball when the game was suspended.

h. If the offending player commits another more serious foul, the penalty shall be imposed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the rules.

i. Players continuously violate the rules.

j. Those who express dissatisfaction with the referee’s decision through words or actions.

k. Those who have acted improperly.

Except for more serious fouls, if a player's behavior falls into any of the last three items above, a yellow card warning shall be given and the opponent shall be awarded a penalty at the location of the foul according to the specific circumstances of Chapter 13. Take an indirect free kick.

6. When the referee believes that a player has:

a. Committed violent behavior. b. Serious foul. c. Use dirty words or insults. d. After being given a yellow card warning, he was given a second yellow card warning for a foul. If a player is sent off due to a penalty and the game is suspended, if the player does not violate other rules, the opponent shall be awarded an indirect free kick according to the specific circumstances of Chapter 13 at the location of the violation.

Chapter 13 Free Kicks

There are two types of free kicks: direct free kicks (the ball can be shot directly into the offending team's goal) and indirect free kicks (the kicking player may not A direct goal is scored unless the ball has been kicked or touched by another player before entering the goal).

When a player takes a direct or indirect free kick in his own penalty area, before the ball is kicked out of the penalty area, all opposing players should stand outside the penalty area and must be at least 9 meters away from the ball; 15 meters. The game resumes when the ball rolls to the circumferential distance of the ball and exits the penalty area. The goalkeeper shall not kick the ball into the game after receiving it in his hands. If the ball is not kicked directly out of the penalty area, it shall be re-kicked.

When a player takes a direct or indirect free kick outside his own penalty area, all opposing players must be at least 9.0 feet away from the ball before the ball is kicked out. 15 meters, unless they are already on their own goal line, play resumes when the ball has rolled to the distance of the ball's circumference.

If an opponent's player enters the penalty area or is less than 9 points away from the ball before the free kick is taken. 15 meters, the referee should order him to retreat to the prescribed position before executing the free throw.

When taking a free kick, the ball must be placed firmly. After the player taking the free kick has kicked the ball, he may not touch the ball again until it has been kicked or touched by another player. Although other provisions of this rule have stipulated the location of free kicks:

1. When the defending team takes a free kick in its own goal area, it may be taken anywhere in the goal area.

2. When the attacking team kicks an indirect free kick in the opponent's goal area, it shall be taken on the goal area line closest to the location of the foul and parallel to the goal line.

Penalty: If the player who took the free kick touches the ball again after it has been kicked but before it has been kicked or touched by another player, the opponent shall be awarded an indirect free kick at the location of the foul. If a player commits a foul in the opponent's goal area, the free kick can be taken anywhere in the goal area.

Chapter 14 Penalty Kicks

Penalty kicks should be taken from the penalty spot and the player taking the kick must be clearly identified. When kicking a ball, except for the kicker and the opponent's goalkeeper, all other players should be outside the penalty area and within the playing field, and should be at least 9.15 meters away from the penalty point. The opposing goalkeeper must stand on the goal line between the two goal posts before the ball is kicked out (his feet must not move). The player taking the penalty must kick the ball forward; he or she may not touch the ball again before it has been kicked or touched by another player. Play is resumed when the ball has rolled the distance of its circumference. Penalty kicks can be scored directly. When a penalty kick is executed during the game, or when the first half is almost over and the time is extended or a penalty kick is retaken, if the kicked ball touches any goalpost or two goalposts; or touches the crossbar ; or touches the goalkeeper; or continuously touches the goal post, crossbar or goalkeeper and enters the goal. As long as no foul occurs, the goal shall be awarded as a win.

Penalty: Anyone who violates any of the provisions of this chapter shall be dealt with as follows:

a. If a defender commits a foul, a heavy penalty will be imposed if the ball is missed.

b. If an attacking player other than the player taking the penalty kick commits a foul, the penalty will be invalid and a heavy penalty will be imposed.

c. If the player taking the penalty kick commits a foul after the game resumes, the opposing player shall take an indirect free kick at the location of the foul in accordance with the specific circumstances of Chapter 13.

Chapter 15 Throw-in

When the ball as a whole crosses the sideline whether on the ground or in the air, the opponent's player who last touched the ball before going out of bounds shall take the ball. Throw out of bounds in any direction on the court. When throwing the ball, the throwing player must face the court, part of both feet should stand on or outside the sideline, and must not completely leave the ground. Use both hands to throw the ball into the court from behind the head through the head. Play resumes as soon as the ball enters the field. The thrower may not touch the ball again until it has been kicked or touched by another player. Throw-ins may not be thrown directly into the goal.

Penalty:

a. If the ball is not thrown into the field according to the prescribed method, the opponent's player shall throw the ball in at the original place.

b. If the player who throws the ball touches the ball again before it is kicked or touched by another player, the opposing player shall take an indirect free kick at the place where the foul occurred. If a player commits a foul in the opponent's goal area or in his own goal area, an indirect free kick shall be taken according to the specific circumstances of Chapter 13.

Chapter 16 Goal Kick

When the ball as a whole crosses the goal line from outside the goal, whether in the air or on the ground, and the last person to kick or touch the ball is a player of the attacking team, The defending team player can directly kick out of the penalty area from anywhere in the goal area to resume the game. The goalkeeper is not allowed to take the ball into his hands and then kick it out into the game. If the ball is not kicked directly out of the penalty area, it does not enter the game and shall be ordered to be kicked again. A player taking a goal kick may not touch the ball again until it has been kicked or touched by another player. A goal kick may not be scored directly. When a goal kick is kicked, the opponent's players should stand outside the penalty area before the ball is kicked out of the penalty area. Penalty:

If a player who kicks a goal kick kicks the ball out of the penalty area and touches the ball again before it is kicked or touched by another player, the opposing player shall be awarded an indirect free kick at the place where the foul occurred. . If a player commits a foul in the goal area, the specific situation in Chapter 13 will apply.

Chapter 17 Corner Kick

When the ball as a whole crosses the goal line from outside the goal, whether in the air or on the ground, and the last person to kick or touch the ball is a player of the defending team, the ball shall be The attacking player releases the entirety of the ball. A corner kick is taken in the corner area closer to where the ball goes out of bounds. When a corner kick is taken, the corner flagpole may not be moved. A corner kick can directly win a goal. An opponent of a corner player shall not come within 9.15 meters of the ball before the ball is in play, that is, when the ball has not rolled to the circumferential distance of the ball. A corner kicker may not touch the ball again until it has been kicked or touched by another player.

Penalty:

a. When a player who takes a corner kick touches the ball again before it is kicked or touched by another player, the referee shall award the kick to the opponent's player at the place where the foul occurred. Indirect free kick. If a player commits a foul in the goal area, the specific circumstances of Chapter 13 of the Rules will apply.

b. If there is any other foul, the corner kick shall be retaken.