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How much of the ball must cross the line for a goal?
Answer: All of it
Why: It works in the air too: a ball that swerves fully over the touchline and back in is already out.
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How far must opponents stand from a free kick?
Answer: 9.15 m
Why: Centre circles use the same 9.15 m radius, which keeps opponents back at every kick-off.
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Before 1925, how many opponents had to be between a forward and goal?
Answer: 3
Why: After the switch to two, Football League goals jumped from 4,700 to 6,373 in a season of the same 1,848 games.
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Which goal celebration earns a yellow card?
Answer: Removing the shirt
Why: Running off the pitch to celebrate is not a caution in itself, but players should return as soon as possible.
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What is given if a penalty taker hits the post and scores the rebound?
Answer: Indirect free kick
Why: Rebounds off the goalkeeper are different: once another player has touched the ball, the taker may shoot again.
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When can a referee first send a player off?
Answer: Pre-match inspection
Why: Someone sent off after the team list goes in but before kick-off can be replaced by a named substitute.