keeper kicking, or trying to, kick the ball twice at GK

[Kent Ref]

In my game today the keeper took a goal kick but under hit it. Attacker nipped in and scored.

The keeper attempted to kick the ball for a second time before attacker had made contact but failed.

If he had made contact with the ball IDFK from place of second contact?

 

[socal lurker]

Yes—unless you played advantage because the attacker got the ball anyway and was likely to score.

 

[Kent Ref]

Yes—unless you played advantage because the attacker got the ball anyway and was likely to score.

I couldn't play advantage as the keeper missed the ball.

 

[Nij]

I couldn't play advantage as the keeper missed the ball.

It means, if the goalkeeper kicked the ball twice before any other player, you would play advantage if the attacker still gained possession and had a decent goalscoring opportunity, because the IFK is worse than a free shot against an unset goalkeeper.

 

[RefJef]

Can you play advantage from a double kick (quite bizarrely, this month I’ve had two instances of a double kick from a kick off. Different matches.)

What about from a foul throw?

In my mind I’m thinking has the game actually restarted? Possibly yes for the double kick, but what about the foul throw?

 

[one]

I couldn't play advantage as the keeper missed the ball.

He simply answered your question . If you read your question his answer makes sense.

What about from a foul throw?

In my mind I’m thinking has the game actually restarted? Possibly yes for the double kick, but what about the foul throw?

No. You answered your own question. Ball does not go in play from an incorrect throw in so you can't comitt a double touch if the ball is not in play.

 

[Kent Ref]

It means, if the goalkeeper kicked the ball twice before any other player, you would play advantage if the attacker still gained possession and had a decent goalscoring opportunity, because the IFK is worse than a free shot against an unset goalkeeper.

I agree.

 

[Peter Grove]

In my mind I’m thinking has the game actually restarted? Possibly yes for the double kick, but what about the foul throw?

Not just 'possibly' - from a goal kick (and assuming the ball had clearly moved) absolutely definitely, it's in play.

 

[santa sangria]

Not just 'possibly' - from a goal kick (and assuming the ball had clearly moved) absolutely definitely, it's in play.

2019-20 laws but if a double touch in the box is it in play under 2018 and earlier laws?

 

[Jorik0907]

2019-20 laws but if a double touch in the box is it in play under 2018 and earlier laws?

Under older laws it is probably a retake as the ball hadn't left the PA

 

[socal lurker]

2019-20 laws but if a double touch in the box is it in play under 2018 and earlier laws?

No. Until the new revision a GK (or FK from within the defensive PA) was not in play until the ball left the PA.

 

[PinnerPaul]

2019-20 laws but if a double touch in the box is it in play under 2018 and earlier laws?

It was a defo retake until this season - happened to Joe Hart QPR v Man City - Mike Dean in charge. Ball went straight to Charlie Austin who scored. Us QPR fans on the night couldn't work out why the goal was disallowed - eagle eyed AR to 'blame'!