Football Kick-off Method

1. Before the start of the game, the kick-off or the venue should be selected by coin-operated mode. The team that chooses first should have the right to choose the kick-off or the venue. The game should start after the referee sends a signal, and a player of the kick-off team kicks the ball out (that is, kicks the ball placed in the center of the playing field) to the opponent's half. Before the ball is kicked out, (except the kick-off player) all other players should be in their own half, and the opponent of the kick-off team should also keep a distance of no less than 9.15 meters from the ball; if the ball is obviously displaced after being kicked out, the game should be considered to have started, and the kick-off player should not touch the ball again before the ball is touched or kicked by other players.
2. After a goal is scored, a player of the losing team should restart the game in the same way.
3. At the beginning of the second half, the two teams should exchange venues, and the opponent of the kick-off team in the first half will kick off.
Penalties
1. Any kick-off that violates the rules of this chapter shall be restarted. If the kick-off player touches the ball again before the ball is touched or kicked by other players, the opponent shall be punished at the place of the foul. Indirect free kick.
2. A goal can be scored by shooting directly at the opponent's goal. A goal scored by kicking the ball into the opponent's goal is awarded a corner kick.
3. If the game is suspended for reasons not specified in these rules and the ball has not crossed the sideline or goal line, when the game is resumed, the referee shall drop the ball at the position where the ball was when the game was suspended. The game will resume when the ball touches the ground. If the ball is in the goal area when the game is suspended, the ball shall be dropped on the goal area line closest to the position where the ball was when the game was suspended and parallel to the goal line. When dropping the ball, the players shall not touch the ball before it hits the ground, otherwise the referee shall drop the ball again. [22]
Dead ball
The following situations become dead ball:
1. When the ball completely crosses the goal line or sideline, whether on the ground or in the air.
2. When the game has been stopped by the referee.
Play
The game is in progress from the start to the end of the game, including:
a. The ball bounces back into the field from the goal post, crossbar or corner flagpole.
b. The ball bounces off the referee or linesman on the field and falls into the field.
c. A player on the field commits a foul but the referee does not make a penalty.