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Two additions. This offence is not just for two touches on IFK, it's for every restart by a player.

And the location of the IFK to opposition is on the spot of the second touch.
 
one said:
Two additions. This offence is not just for two touches on IFK, it's for every restart by a player.
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Not quite: if the restart is a drop ball, the player can take as many touches as he wants.

(All he can’t do is score directly from a drop ball without another player (either side) touching it.)
 
RefJef said:
Not quite: if the restart is a drop ball, the player can take as many touches as he wants.

(All he can’t do is score directly from a drop ball without another player (either side) touching it.)
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One of @one's traps and he's snared you @RefJef

He said every restart by a player.

A dropped ball restart is in play when it touches the floor and can be played by any player once in play.
 
Also to mention that if the second touch is a handball offence, then the restart is a direct rather than an indirect free kick (or a penalty kick if it's inside the penalty area).
 
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