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What penalty should be given to a player who kicks the ball from a goalkeepers hands?
I was watching my 8 year old niece's soccer game and this situation came up twice while she was playing goalie.
First, she blocked a shot, then dove, and covered the ball with one hand. An opposing player kicked it in and it was counted as a goal.
Later, she grabbed the ball while on her knees and was holding it by her shoulder. An opposing player dislodged it with her leg hitting her gloves and my niece got a knee in the head. Again the goal was allowed.
Judging by the crowd reaction, this shouldn't have happened and I was wondering:
-- Should those have been goals (neither, one, both)?
-- How, if at all, should these situations have been punished (no goal, free kick, yellow/red card)?
To have control of the ball, the keeper really needs both hands on it.
The first one probably sounds like it was a fair goal.
The second one, without seeing it, sounds a little iffier and might well have been a foul.
That said, at the level she's playing, common sense maybe to give a free kick on both occasions. You don't want to encourage kids to go diving in, whether it's technically ok or not.
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