A kick in any direction awarded Because an infraction of the rules by an opponent.

Correct answer: C. free kick

  • A. Indirect Kick
  • B. Direct kick
  • C. free kick
  • D. Penalty Kick

Explanation

A free kick is awarded when an opponent commits an offence, and it may be either direct or indirect depending on the infringement. A penalty kick is a special direct kick awarded for a direct-free-kick offence inside the defender’s penalty area.

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