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A kick-off is neither a direct free kick nor an indirect free kick. Kick-off, DFK, and IFK are three different and distinct restarts in the list of 8 possible game restarts.

Your question appears to ask, "can you score on a kick off?" The answer is yes, but only against your opponent. You cannot score an own-goal on a kick off.

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