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Then it is same for throw-in which was back passed?

Back pass, the GK touches the ball to stop it and the ball goes to the goal, goal?

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Now it’s very clear, thank you very much. I thought that I had to apply this as you mentioned ‘position he has taken at some point’ everytime until the ball goes out of play , or kicked towards the halfway line by the defender and it’s outside the box

An attacking player may step or stay off the field of play not to be involved in active play. If the player re-enters from the goal line and becomes involved in play before the next stoppage in play or the defending team has played the ball towards the halfway line and it is outside its penalty...

I think you are right, but is it me who is overcomplicating is it not clear enough? What if attacker would do the same, and came back on the pitch , would he be considered on the goal line?

I’m talking about 22 seconds one- A defending player who leaves the field of play without the referee’s permission shall be considered to be on the goal line or touchline for the purposes of offside until the next stoppage in play or until the defending team has played the ball towards the...

Thank you. I have mentioned the video, how can the player be offside then ? Or as soon as he is back he is not considered on the goal line.??? Link:

Is trying to get the ball and being not in a control of the body in a dangerous manner without contact is always IFK? Or can it be DFK as well?

So in this case no attackers can be penalised for offside? Or only the one considered on the goal line and who gains the advantage?

Didn't get you...

So defenders on the goal line are above attackers?

It says may step or stay off, if he does in un purpose and doesn't come back in , must he still be cautioned, I thought he was allowed?

Defender considered on a goal line playing all the attackers onside, but if both the attacker and the defender are considered on the goal line, attacker considered on the goal line is the only one who can be penalised for offside?

Hi, can you please explain below? How can physical offence against the teammate be indirect free kick? And wat do they mena by indirect 'or' direct free kick? Why is it unclear for me?

What if a attacker leaves the FOP by mistake, can he re-enter from the touchline and be not considered offside?

Sorry for too many questions, just find it very complicated and want to understand it. So if one of the defenders considered to be on a goal line, other attackers can still be in an offside position? or no?

Oh, so you mean considered on the goal line as a player not as a team?

So if he re-enters and gets the ball in onside position he is still penalised for offside? and yellow if he left the FOP on purpose?

Thank you. Can both the defender and the attacker be considered on the goal line?