Pode tirar a bola da mão do goleiro?

Can the goalkeeper take the ball?

It is allowed, but the rule still states that a deliberate trick cannot be used to pass the ball back to the goalkeeper, for example, the player lifting the ball with his foot and passing it with another part of his body to the goalkeeper.

According to the rules of the game, the goalkeeper, unlike other players, can touch the ball with his hands and arms within his penalty area, but there are exceptions, such as a backpass, a throw-in by his own team, as well as other specific infractions related to the position.

A first important detail to note is that the rule states that if the goalkeeper touches the ball with his hands after it has been intentionally passed to him by a teammate’s foot, it should be punished with an indirect free kick.

According to the current rule, a direct free kick is awarded if a player deliberately touches the ball with his hands (except the goalkeeper within his own penalty area).

In society football, a player can only take a throw-in or a corner kick after entering the field, through the substitution zone. Any player can switch positions with the goalkeeper, as long as authorized by the referee and the ball is out of play.

If the goalkeeper touches the ball with his hands outside the penalty area, he is not allowed to interfere with the play. If this happens and it’s not a clear goal-scoring opportunity, a direct free kick should be awarded against his team and he will be cautioned with a yellow card.

Intentional backpasses using the knee or any other part of the body are considered personal infractions committed by the goalkeeper. These infractions are not collective and will be recorded individually in the match report, as stated in item 02 of rule 09, which says: “All personal infractions are recorded individually in the match report.”

The spirit of the rule requires the goalkeeper to have both feet in direct contact or directly above the goal line until the penalty kick is taken. In other words, the goalkeeper cannot be in front or behind the line, according to the explanation provided by the organization when clarifying the change in the regulations.

These are the 7 rules of football that can and should be applied to investments, according to Alexandre Reame’s analysis: having a strategy, knowledge of the game, diversity of plays, patience and discipline, having a good coach, defending while not neglecting attacking, and not becoming complacent.

Rule 1: The playing field must be marked with visible lines, with a maximum width of 12 cm. The longest lines are called sidelines, and the shortest lines are called goal lines.

It is possible to score a goal directly from a goal kick, as long as it is not an own goal.