It all depends on what happens to the other player, if he/she goes to ground as a result of your late challenge the opposing team may be awarded a free kick or penalty kick if the challenge was inside the box, however if your late tackle does not affect the oppositons possession of the ball the referee may call play on where the opposition tries to play advantage, however if they lose the ball quickly the referee can call the ball back to where you made the late challenge and award a free kick or penalty kick. If you bring an opponent down with a late challenge from behind you are likely to be issued with a yellow or red card depending on the severity of the incident. The best thing to do is to ensure you make a good tackle and win the ball cleanly.
In soccer, when a player successfully takes the ball away from an opponent, it is often referred to as a "tackle" or "interception," depending on the context. A tackle can be executed in various ways, including a sliding tackle or a standing tackle, while an interception typically involves anticipating a pass and intercepting the ball. Both actions are essential skills in defending and regaining possession.
by commiting a bad tackle or a hand ball.
Yes.
i think it is but u should ask a soccer coach
tackle
it's called a tackle ITs called a SLIDE tackle
learn how to slide tackle the ball before you hit the person. kick a ball against a wall and test your aiming with the soccer ball. If you call it soccer you should go play handegg instead.
pushing,shoving,grabing the ball with your hands,tackle from behind,kick the ball in front of the goalie, and grab the ball if your the goalie is a no no!
Goalkeeper should not come out to kick a soccer ball. And all players have to play carefully. If you tackle someone or make somebody hurt, you might get the yellow card for warning or red card. And there are more rules!!!
'slide' Is part of the tackle 'Slide tackle' Which is when you side along the ground to try and fairly get a ball from a player of the opposite team.
Generally, a soccer ball kicked below the center will go upward.
Disqualification happens when a player touches the soccer ball with their hands when he was supposed to kick a penalty