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    Fifa: ‘Penalty via bar, ground & in goal = goal’

    23 June, 2011 / No Comments

    Fifa has announced that a goal should be allowed when a penalty kick – as last action of a half or in a shoutout – is shot on the bar, then touches the ground and crosses the goal line. That’s why the Dutch Football Association KNVB has announced a new interpretation of the Laws of the game for next season. Last weeks many referees discussed the match Dro and Termeno in Italian football. The referee allowed a goal. It now turns out he was correct, according to Fifa. In 2009 the Dutch referee commission announced that a goal should not been allowed in the situation above. The PK situation was…

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    Jan ter Harmsel

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