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Penalty Kick “Feints” Deemed Unsporting and Banned for World Cup

The practice of penalty kick “feinting”, i.e. a penalty taker faking a shot before taking the real kick to confuse their opponents, has been banned by the International Football Association Board in advance of the World Cup 2010 tournament.

Posted by Stefan on Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 11:51 am
Filed under News · Tagged 2010 World Cup, Feint, FIFA, IFAB, Penalty Kick, Rules

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