World Cup Penalty Rule

Before penalty shoot-out, the two sides decided the players to take the penalty and the order of appearance. It is usually decided by guessing coins which side will take the penalty first.

After the game started, both sides took turns to make free throws and fined five rounds. After five rounds, the side with more accumulated goals wins. If the outcome is still undecided at the end of five rounds of free throws, the "sudden death method" is adopted to increase the punishment: that is, both sides continue to punish each other until one side punishes at the end of a certain round, and the other side does not punish, and then the penalized party wins.

During this period, only when all 1 1 players of a team are punished once in turn can the players who have been punished be arranged to start taking turns to make free throws again.

The side with a large number of people needs to send as many people as the side with a small number of people to make free throws, that is, if only 10 people are sent off, then the side with a large number of people can only play a penalty shootout with 10 people, but it must include a goalkeeper.

If a player is sent off after scoring a goal, the penalty is valid. If the penalty taker is sent off before the ball is judged by the referee, it is considered a penalty.

Before the penalty kick, the referee must whistle to signal the start of the penalty kick. If the referee doesn't blow the whistle, the goal is invalid.

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The contest between France and Italy in the 2006 World Cup finals in Germany was a heavyweight competition in which the champion was decided by penalty kicks in recent years. 120 minutes ended, and the two sides fought 1 ratio 1, which was the second penalty shootout in the history of the World Cup finals. Several penalty shooters of the French team are no longer on the field.

1 round, Pirlo's right foot is in the middle and Wiltord's right foot is in the lower right corner. 1 Yes 1.

In the second round, Materazzi hit the lower right corner with his left foot, and Trezeguet volleyed his right foot and hit the lower edge of the outer crossbar of the goal line! 2 to 1.

In the third round, Derossi's right foot volley reached the upper left corner, and Abidar tricked Buffon into pushing his left foot to the lower left corner, 3-2.

In the fourth round, Piero pushed his right foot into the left side of the gate, and Sagnol volleyed his right foot into the net, 4-3.

In the fifth round, Grosso scored the right side of the gate with his left foot, 5-3! Italy ended the fate of losing the previous three World Cups on penalties and finally won the championship.