| 9:1 (1st paragraph):
A goal is scored when the entire ball has completely crossed the goal
line (see diagram 4), provided that no violation of the rules has been
committed by the thrower or a teammate before or during the throw. |
9:1 (1st paragraph):
A goal is scored
when the entire ball has completely crossed
the goal line (see diagram 4), provided that no violation of the rules
has been committed by the thrower, a team mate
or a team official, before or during the throw. The goal line
referee confirms with two short whistle signals and hand signal no.
12 that a goal has been scored. |
| 13:6 (5th paragraph)
As indicated
in Rule 7:10, free-throws called because of passive play shall be taken
from the place where the ball was when the game was interrupted. |
13:6 (5th paragraph)
As indicated in Rule 7:11, free-throws called because of passive play
shall be taken from the place where the ball was when the game was interrupted. |
| 6:5
If the ball is stationary or rolling on the floor in the goal
area, it is considered to be in the possession of the goalkeeper’s
team (see, however, the special situations in 6 :7b-d).
The goalkeeper executes a goalkeeper-throw in accordance with 6 :4
and 12 :1. Before the ball has been picked up, it is ‘in play’,
but it must not be touched by a court player of either team.
A violation by a teammate of the goalkeeper leads to a free-throw for
the opponents (13:1a). A violation by a player of the opposing team
leads to a goalkeeper-throw (12:1). It is fully permitted to touch
the ball when it is in the air over the goal area. |
6:5
The
ball remains in play, while it is rolling on the floor
inside the goal area. It is in the possession of the goalkeeper’s team
and only the goalkeeper may touch it. The goalkeeper may pick
it up, which brings it out of play, and then put it back into play,
in accordance with 6:4 and 12:1-2 (see, however, 6:7b). It leads to
a free-throw (13:1a) if the ball is touched by a teammate of the goalkeeper
while it is rolling (see, however, 14:1a, in conjunction with Clarification
8c), and the game is continued with a goalkeeper-throw (12:1 (iii)
) if it is touched by an opponent.
The
ball is out of play, as soon as it is lying on the floor
in goal area (12:1 (ii) ). It is in the possession
of the goalkeeper’s team and only the goalkeeper may touch it. The goalkeeper
must put it back into play in accordance with 6:4 and 12:2 (see,
however, 6:7b). It remains a goalkeeper-throw if the ball is
touched by any other player of either team (12:1 2nd paragraph,
13:3).
It
is fully permitted to touch the ball when it is in the air over the
goal area. |
| 12:1
A goalkeeper-throw is awarded when: (i) a player of the opposing team has entered the
goal area in violation of Rule 6 :2a; (ii) the
goalkeeper has controlled the ball in the goal area (6:4-5) ; (iii)
a player of the opposing team has touched the ball when it
is rolling or stationary on the floor in the goal area (6:5) ;
or (iv) when the ball has crossed the outer goal line,
after having been touched last by the goalkeeper or a player of the
opposing team. |
12:1
A
goalkeeper-throw is awarded when: (i)
a player of the opposing team has entered the goal area in violation
of Rule 6 :2a; (ii) the
goalkeeper has controlled the ball in the goal area,
or the ball is stationary on the floor in the goal area (6:4-5);
(iii) a player of the opposing team has touched the ball when
it is rolling on the floor
in the goal area (6:5 - 1st
paragraph) ; or (iv) when the ball has crossed
the outer goal line, after having been touched last by the goalkeeper
or a player of the opposing team.
|
| 13:1
In principle, the referees interrupt the game and have it restarted
with a free-throw for the opponents when :
a) the team in possession of the ball commits a violation of
rules that must lead to a loss of possession (see 4:2-3, 4:5-6, 5:6-10,
6:5, 6:7b, 7:2-4, 7:7-8, 7:10, 7:11, 8:8, 10:3, 11:4, 13:7, 14:4-7,
15:7 3rd paragraph, and 15 :8). |
13:1
In
principle, the referees interrupt the game and have it restarted with
a free-throw for the opponents when :
a) the team in possession of the ball commits
a violation of rules that must lead to a loss of possession (see
4:2-3, 4:5-6, 5:6-10, 6:5 - 1st paragraph, 6:7b, 7:2-4, 7:7-8,
7:10, 7:11, 8:8, 10:3, 11:4, 13:7, 14:4-7, 15:7 3rd paragraph, and
15 :8). |