RULES
REGULATIONS OF
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SOCCER
PREPARED BY: MARTIN DE BELEN
LEA BUEN
JONATHAN ABION
Basic Rules
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Starting out
• Each team consists of 11 players.
One goalie and 10 outfield players.
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• Teams are usually split in
formations consisting of defenders,
midfielders and forwards.
Start of Game and
During Play
• At the start of each game or if there is a goal
scored, there is a kick-off from the center
circle.
• After kick-off the ball will be in play until it
goes out of bounds or the referee stops play. YOUR PARAGRAPH TEXT
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There is usually two 45-
minutes halves in a game.
This time can vary for
different age groups or
regions.
No hands,
please
• Even if you know nothing about
soccer, you have an idea that you
do not use your hands, unless you
are the goalie.
• Hand balls are anthing that touches
a body part from the linger tips to
the shoulder.
Thow-Ins
• A throw-ins is taken when the ball
crosses the sideline and leaves
the field.
• Basic rule for thow-in is to keep
both feet on the ground, and
throw the ball with both hands
over the head.
• For teaching purposes, we weill
practice more than once.
Corner Kick & Goal
Kicks
• A corner kick or goal kick is taken when the
ball leaves the field across the end line.
Goal • If the offensive team kicks it out, it is a goal
Kick kick. If the defensive team kicks it out, it is
corner kick.
• Goal kick is taken from anywhere inside the
penalty box, and the corner kick is taken
Corner from the nearest corner.
Foul
s it probably is!
If it looks like a foul,
• A player can not kick, trip, jump at,
charge, srtike, push, hold or spit at an
opponent.
• Keep in mind that soccer is a contact
sport.
• Bumping or shoulder-to-shoulder
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until arms or elbow come up.
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Red and Yellow
• Cards
Punishment fro fouls commited.
• Yellow card is almost a warning,
you can receive two yellow
cards that are equal to a red.
• Red cards is ejection, and
possible suspension o next
game.
• Referee’s can give straight’ red
cards if necessary before
Direct or Inderect
Kick?
• It is a direct kick if you can
score by directly kicking the
ball on goal.
• Indirect kick has to be
touched by two people on the
Usually, another same team before scoring.
teammate will
• Both types of kicks are taken For a direct kick, a
stand nearby to
after a foul has been player can shoot
‘quick touch’ it
directly at the goal.
during an committed.
inderect kick.
14 BASIC
SOCCER SKILLS
Prepared by : Alexis Bareda
John Rowvic Garcia
Robert Mortel
1. AGILITY
This soccer skill helps players navigate the
field, score goals, pass to team members,
and prevent opposing players from gaining
position and scoring.
2.
DRIBBLI
Dribbling skills are essential for moving
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the soccer ball across and up the pitch. It's
also necessary for making plays and
generating space.
3.
PASSIN
Passing requires excellent communication,
foot strength, and dexterity. And perfect
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passes use the inside of your foot for
popping the ball over to a teammate.
4. TRAPPING/BALL
CONTROLL
Trapping is one of the best skills players
can have because it allows them to
receive long, challenging, and wild passes
to gain control.
5.
JUGGLIN
Juggling isn’t necessarily an in-game
skill. However, it’s a great way of
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training footwork, ball control, eye-
hand coordination, agility, trapping,
and dribbling skills.
6.
SPEED
Speed is essential for dominating plays
and moving past defenders.
7.
DEFENDI
Defensive skills are essential for
preventing opponents from scoring
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and regaining possession.
8.
SHOOTIN
A strong shooting ability allows
players to score goals and
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contribute to their team’s
offensive success.
9.
BENDIN
Bending is a convenient skill for free-
kick scenarios or when you need to
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fake out the goalkeeper.
10.
HEADER
Soccer is a hands-free game,
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but the head can help gain
control, score, or pass.
11.
TURNIN
Turning involves using quick
movements to create time and space,
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allowing for playmaking or creating
separation from the opposing defense.
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A fake out or feint is a freestyle move
where a player performs a motion that
tricks the opposition into thinking you
are moving one way while actually
moving in another.
13.
TACKLIN
Tackling is an essential defensive skill
to gain possession of the ball from the
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opponent.
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14.
GOALKEEPI
Playing goalie provides skills that
improve reflexes, decision-making,
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and flexibility—vital skills for any
position.