RULE/LAW 8: START OF PLAY DROP BALL: 1.ALWAYS BETWEEN 2 OPPOSING PLAYERS NEED NOT HAVE ANY PLAYER.

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RULE/LAW 8: START OF PLAY DROP BALL: 1.ALWAYS BETWEEN 2 OPPOSING PLAYERS NEED NOT HAVE ANY PLAYER

RULE/LAW 9: IN/OUT OF PLAY DROP BALL: 1.INJURY, INADVERTENT WHISTLE 2.TEMPORARY SUSPENSION AND NO CLEAR POSSESSION 3.CLEAR POSSESSION = IFK ANY STOPPAGE FOR WHICH THERE IS NO OTHER RESTART NO SUCH PROVISION

RULE/LAW 15: THROW-IN BALL DOES NOT ENTER FIELD: THROW-IN TO OPPONENT RETAKE, EXCEPT IF NOT PERFORMED CORRECTLY IN ANY OTHER RESPECT: TI TO OPPONENT

© REFEREE ENTERPISES INC EDITORIAL CHANGE Corner Kick Rule A corner kick shall be awarded to the opposing team when a free kick taken from outside the penalty area goes untouched into a team’s own goal. MechaniGram ®