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WelcomeSOCCER STUDY GUIDE
Mr. O’Halloran
POSITIONS
ATTACKERS- players who are more offensive minded. MID FIELDERS- players who must control the middle of the field. Must support offensive and defensive players. DEFENDERS- players who are more defensive minded. First priority is to defend the defensive 3rd of the field. *** even though these players have different priorities, it is the job of all players to play defense when your team doesn't have the ball, and offense when your team does have the ball!!! GOAL KEEPER- the last line of defense. The only player who is allowed to use his/her hands on the playing field. ![]() BASIC SKILLS
Trapping- bringing the ball under control when it is passed to youDribbling- touching the ball with various parts of the foot with the purpose of maintaining possession and/or advancing the ball. Heading- a skill used to strike the ball using the upper half of the forehead. Passing- using various parts of the body to move the ball to a teammate Tackling-taking the ball away from your opponent Juggling- using various parts of the body to keep the ball in the air but still under control
OUT OF BOUNDS
Throw-ins- taken by the other team when the ball is kicked over the touch lineGoal kicks- done when the ball is kicked over the goal line by the offensive team Corner Kicks- done when the defense kicks the ball over their own goal line
PENALTIES
Direct kick- a free kick that can go directly into the net. It is awarded for serious infractions (tripping, holding, hand ball, charging, etc.)Indirect kick- a free kick that must be touched by another player before the ball goes into the net. Awarded for less serious infractions (off sides, dangerous play, etc)
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