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Eighteen Soccer The term "18" refers to the Penalty Box line, since on adult sized soccer fields the Penalty Box extends 18 yards from the Goal Line into the field. For example, "inside the 18" would mean in the Penalty box. (See "Box" and "Penalty Box").Encroachment Soccer When a defender is closer than the rules allow on a kick off, corner kick, goal kick, free kick or PK.End Lines Soccer (aka Goal Lines) The lines that define the ends of the field. Length will vary by age group & your club rules. (See "Field Diagram"). Coaches & spectators are supposed to stand along the side lines, not behind the end lines because it is too distracting.Energy Replacement Soccer Equipment Soccer See "Basic Information & Tips For Beginning Coaches" for a list of required & prohibited equipment.
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