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1 coup franc indirect
Tir accordé à l' équipe adverse du joueur qui commet une faute, devant être exécuté à l'endroit où la faute a été commise et sur lequel un but ne peut être marqué que si le ballon entre dans le but après avoir touché un autre joueur.Free kick awarded by the referee for an infringement, from which a goal cannot be scored without the ball being touched by another player.► The indirect free kick is taken from where the offence occurred.
Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > coup franc indirect
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2 surface de but
Partie de la surface de réparation délimitée par la ligne de but et deux lignes tracées perpendiculairement à la ligne de but, à 5,50 m de l'intérieur de chaque montant du but, qui avancent sur le terrain de jeu sur une distance de 5,50 m et par une ligne tracée parallèlement à la ligne de but, réunissant ces deux lignes.► Un coup franc accordé à l'équipe défendant dans sa propre surface de but peut être exécuté de n'importe quel point de la surface de but. Un coup franc indirect accordé à l'équipe attaquante dans la surface de but de l' équipe adverse doit être exécuté de la ligne de la surface de but qui est parallèle à la ligne de but, et ce au point le plus proche de l'endroit où la faute a été commise.
Part of the penalty area bounded by the goal line and two lines drawn at right angles to the goal line, each 5.5 m (6 yds) from the inside of the nearest goalpost, extending into the field of play for a distance of 5.5 m (6 yds) and joined by a line drawn parallel with the goal line.► A free kick awarded to the defending team inside its own goal area is taken from any point within the goal area. An indirect free kick awarded to the attacking team in the opposing team's goal area is taken from the goal area line parallel to the goal line at the point nearest to where the infringement occurred.
Syn. six-yard boxDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > surface de but
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3 comportement incorrect
Infraction aux Lois du Jeu, sanctionné par un coup franc direct ou indirect, un coup de pied de réparation, un avertissement ou une expulsion.Breach of the Laws of the Game, which is punishable by a direct or indirect free kick, a penalty kick, and/or a yellow or red card.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > comportement incorrect
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4 hors-jeu
Position d'un joueur qui, au moment où le ballon est touché par un coéquipier, est plus près de la ligne de but adverse que le ballon et l'avant-dernier joueur adverse.► Etre en position de hors-jeu n'est une infraction que si le joueur en position de hors-jeu prend une part active au jeu, auquel cas l' arbitre accorde à l' équipe adverse un coup franc indirect.
♦ Etre en position de hors-jeu; se trouver en position de hors-jeu; tirer avantage d'une position de hors-jeu; sanctionner une position de hors-jeu.Syn. hors-jeu mPosition in which a player is nearer to the opposing team's goal line than both the ball and the second last opposing player at the moment when the ball is played by another player of his own team.► An offside position is only considered as an offence when the player in the offside position is involved in active play at the moment when the ball touches or is being played by one of his team, in which case the referee awards the opposing team an indirect free kick.
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5 position de hors-jeu
Position d'un joueur qui, au moment où le ballon est touché par un coéquipier, est plus près de la ligne de but adverse que le ballon et l'avant-dernier joueur adverse.► Etre en position de hors-jeu n'est une infraction que si le joueur en position de hors-jeu prend une part active au jeu, auquel cas l' arbitre accorde à l' équipe adverse un coup franc indirect.
♦ Etre en position de hors-jeu; se trouver en position de hors-jeu; tirer avantage d'une position de hors-jeu; sanctionner une position de hors-jeu.Syn. hors-jeu mPosition in which a player is nearer to the opposing team's goal line than both the ball and the second last opposing player at the moment when the ball is played by another player of his own team.► An offside position is only considered as an offence when the player in the offside position is involved in active play at the moment when the ball touches or is being played by one of his team, in which case the referee awards the opposing team an indirect free kick.
♦ To be in an offside position.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > position de hors-jeu
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6 signal de l'arbitre
Signe fait par l' arbitre pour annoncer notamment un coup franc direct, un coup franc indirect, un avantage, un avertissement ou une expulsion.Gesture made by the referee to indicate e.g. an advantage, direct or indirect free kick, caution or a sending-off.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > signal de l'arbitre
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7 coup franc
Coup tiré sans opposition de l'équipe adverse, suite à une faute commise par un joueur de celle-ci.♦ Accorder un coup franc; exécuter un coup franc.Situation in which a team may play the ball unopposed from a stationary position following an offence committed by the opposing team.♦ To award a free kick; to take a free kick.
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