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   You Make The Call
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 Scenario
White #6 is tackled near the touchline by #19 Blue. #19 Blue does not tackle the ball - the ball continues to roll straight - instead he only makes contact with #6 White's foot, tripping him to the ground. What is the correct call?
 Results
4.0% Indirect Free Kick
13.0% Indirect Free Kick and Caution for Serious Foul Play
20.0% Direct Free Kick

62.0%
Direct Free Kick and Caution
 Reason
This is a tactical "Reckless" challenge. it deserves a Direct Free Kick for the Tripping and a Caution for Unsporting Behavior. The evidence that this tackle did not incolve contact with the ball is the bath of the ball after the challenge. Recognize that the ball continues in a straight line after the tackle.
 Explanation
Law 12, 'Direct Free Kick'; Law 12, 'Cautionable Offenses'
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