An attacking player, in an offside position, receives the ball directly from a teammate's indirect free kick (IFK). Is the player guilty of an offside offense?

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Remington Wolf

23 October, 03:54

An attacking player, in an offside position, receives the ball directly from a teammate's indirect free kick (IFK). Is the player guilty of an offside offense?

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Ruben Schultz · Answer 1

yes

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that yes, the player that received the ball directly is guilty of an offside offense. This is because he was ahead of the other players when the ball left it's free kick idle position, thus giving the player and the team an advantage over the opposing team.