If a player is outside the field of play in the vicinity of the penalty area beyond the byline and is fouled?

Answer 1

A foul cannot occur off the field of play. Any infractions off the field would be punishable as misconduct with a caution or a send off.

A referee could wait and deal with the misconduct at the next stoppage, in which case the reason for the stoppage would dictate the restart.

If a referee must deal with it immediately, a send off for example, then the restart will be an indirect free kick for the other team at the position of the ball at the moment of the stoppage.

Answer 2

if its the goalie its a hand ball. then i think its box penalty kick. but if its a player same thing.

Answer 3

They must do it deliberately.

If they do, then it is called deliberate handling. If they do it inside their own penalty area then it would be a penalty kick for the opponents.

Answer 4

Deliberate handling outside of the penalty area by a player results in a direct free kick for the opponents. It could also be misconduct, depending on the circumstances.

Answer 5

There is no offense called "handball." It is called "deliberate handling" and the restart is a direct free kick for the opponents at the location of the offense.