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Question Number: 27982Law 5 - The Referee 11/7/2013RE: rec Under 17 Daniel of Vienna, va usa asks...If a defenseman throws the ball back to the goalie... the goalie slips and tries to prevent the ball from entering the goal with his hands. he touches it, but the ball still enters the goal... Can you apply advantage and allow the goal...or is this a indirect free kick at the spot of the foul?
thx. Answer provided by Referee Jason Wright Hi Daniel,
You can definitely apply advantage here. Funny thing is, had the goalkeeper allowed the ball to go directly into the goal from the throw, it would only be a corner kick!
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View Referee Jason Wright profileAnswer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi Daniel
Yes advantage can and should be played. The correct decision is to award a goal.
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