Clarifying penalty shootout rules

In a penalty shootout, if the goalkeeper kicks the ball away before the kick, the referee can caution them and return the ball. If misconduct continues, a second yellow card can lead to a red card, but a substitute can only come in for an injured player. During Kicks from the Penalty Mark (KFPM), players on the field at the end of the match must take the penalties. The ball must be stationary, and the goalkeeper must stay on the goal line until the kick is taken.Understanding goalkeeper rules

A goalkeeper shouldn't distract the kicker by touching the crossbar, posts, or net, or through gestures. The recent IFAB update emphasized that goalkeepers must not unfairly distract. Kicking the ball away clearly fits as unsporting behavior, warranting a caution from the referee. If the keeper interferes before a kick, the referee manages it by allowing the kick to proceed after replacing the ball. Retakes are only due to interference during the kick itself. If the user mentions a video, I can ask which match it is, possibly referring to the Norwegian Eliteserien.Interpreting "挪威甲" in context

The term "挪威甲" often refers to the Norwegian first division, but it might also relate to the second tier, OBOS-ligaen, since "超" is used for top-tier leagues. Chinese soccer fans typically call the top tier "挪超" or "挪威超." It’s possible this is about a viral clip. While I can’t access networks, we can discuss the general rules and how referees typically respond, like cautioning for misconduct and considering a second yellow for repeated offenses. I won't be asking for any specific commands here.Crafting a response

I’ll start by acknowledging the situation: "这操作确实逆天/太阴了." Then, I’ll explain the 2023/24 IFAB rules: a goalkeeper cannot unfairly distract the kicker by touching the goalposts or using gestures. Kicking the ball away is considered unsporting behavior and warrants a yellow card. In penalty shootouts, if interference occurs, a yellow card is issued, and the ball must be replaced.

If encroachment happens during the kick, the outcome depends on the situation, but for any foul by the keeper before the kick, no retake occurs unless the ball is already in play. I’ll suggest that such actions should be immediately dealt with. We can also ask which match and video is being referenced, and I can offer to break it down frame-by-frame. Let's keep it concise and focused!