When a player is offside it means that they are past the last defender* when the ball is kicked. So for example if we have to teams, blue and red, the blue defenders are all standing in a line, but a red attacker is standing behind them( close to the blue teams goals) and a red teammate kicks the ball to the red attacker. If the red attacker is behind the last blue defender than they are offside if they are standing in front of the last blue defender when the ball is kicked they are onside. It's hard to explain without a diagram. Offsides were created to stop players from just standing near the oppositions goal and waiting for the ball to be lobbed over to them (also known as cherry picking). Offsides are one of the most controversial elements in football as they are easy to get wrong and may result in goals. If a player is offside the opposition gets a free kick from where the player was called offside. Hope this made a little bit more sense. *the goalkeeper is actually the last defender so technically it is the second last defender
In the recent soccer match, the player who was sent off the pitch was John Smith.
Its simply called a kick-off.
Yes! The Captain can send off a player from his own side if he deems him uinfit for play.
Yes.
A player can receive a maximum of one red card in a soccer match, which results in the player being sent off the field and their team playing with one less player.
When a player is off sides, it means the player has crossed the opposing blue line before the puck has.
In soccer, the penalty for being caught offside is an indirect free kick awarded to the opposing team at the spot where the offside offense occurred.
This would depend on the league the player plays in.
The player who kicks off cannot touch the ball again until another player touches it.
A send off should be signaled by showing a red card to the player.
Yes, it is possible to score directly from a kick off in a soccer match by kicking the ball into the opponent's goal without any other player touching it.
Football as in soccer: Yes Football as in the american sport: No