If the goal keeper is sent off they may not be substituted for.
The team has 2 choices. They may name a player, who is already on the field, as the goal keeper or, if they have substitutions remaining, they may substitute a player for another goal keeper.
One player on the field of play must be the designated goal keeper. Play may not continue without one.
Yes. The goalkeeper is subject to all the same rules as any outfield player. The exception here is that a goalkeeper within his own penalty area (the 18 yard box around his own goal) cannot be shown the red card and sent off for DG-H (denying a goal by handling), because the goalkeeper is permitted to handle the ball within that area. He can still get a red card for DG-H outside of his penalty area, and can be sent off for any other the other six sending-off offenses at any time.
If his team has substitutions remaining, they may substitute in a new goal keeper for a field player. If not or if they choose not to, then a field player must become the goal keeper.
No they can't there has to be a goal keeper, if a keeper gets sent off and their are no subs left to bring a keeper from the bench then one of the outfield players have to act as goal keeper instead
The goal keeper defends the ball from being in the goal.
goal keeper A goal Keeper (GK) plays in the defencive third including the goal ring (semi circle)
most of the time when a goal keeper takes the penalty shot but sometimes when the goal keeper of the other team is so much above his field or area the goal keeper may kick the ball from goal to the other goal.
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a goal keeper saves the ball and the goal shooter shoots the ball
GK stands for goal keeper. For goal keeper you can get the ball off the other team and shoot goals so your allowed in the semi circle but your not allowed in the other teams semi circle.
The goal keeper is always considered a defender, if he is in or out of the penalty area.
A goal may be a scored directly from a goal keeper punt.
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"Outside the goal line" would mean the player is off the field of play entirely? This would mean the keeper threw it off the field first and the restart would be a corner kick. It is not a foul, which must be on the field, but it would be misconduct. The goal keeper would be sent off for violent conduct. I believe the question you wrote was worded wrongly and is not what you intended to ask. I think you meant to ask, "What if the player is outside of the penalty area?" The restart would be a direct free kick, not a penalty kick, as the infraction occurred where the ball struck the player. Serious foul play would apply and the goal keeper would still be sent off.