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In Rugby union, a kick-off directly into touch on the full usually results in a scrum for the receiving team on the centre of the halfway line, but the receiving team has three options: the scrum, a line-out on halfway, or they can even choose to have the opposition kick-off again.
In rugby league, a kick-off into touch on the full results in a penalty.
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