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There are five ways this could go. It all depends on where the ball exited the field.

If the ball exits across his goal line, below the cross bar, and between the goal posts, then it is a goal for your team and his team restarts with a kick-off.

If the ball exits across his goal line, and not in the goal, then it's a corner kick for your team.

If the ball exits across the touch line, then it's a throw in for your team.

If the ball exits across your goal line, below the cross bar, and between the goal posts, then it is a goal for his team and your team restarts with a kick-off.

If the ball exits across your goal line, and not in the goal, then it's a goal kick for your team.

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