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A goal is scored when the ball completely crosses the goal line, between the goal posts and under the crossbar.
The player who scores the goal is usually awarded a celebration. They can celebrate by doing a dance, a high five with teammates, or simply running to the sideline to acknowledge the fans.
The referee is responsible for calling fouls. They observe the game closely and make decisions based on the rules.
There are many types of fouls, including tripping, kicking, pushing, and tackling. Some fouls result in a free kick, others result in a penalty kick.
Foul play can result in a warning, called a yellow card. If a player receives two yellow cards, they are sent off the field.
Offside is called when a player is closer to the opposing team's goal line than the ball when the ball is played to them by a teammate.
This rule prevents players from being in an advantageous position to receive a pass while in front of the last defender.
The offside rule is intended to encourage attacking play and prevent teams from simply passing the ball to a player who is already in scoring position.
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