What are the world cup overtime rules? When to use overtime? Overtime refers to some sports games, when there is no winner or loser in the regular game time, and the extended game is called overtime. The world cup is definitely a carnival sport for all. How long is the extra time game in the world cup? What are the rules of the extra time game?
World Cup overtime rules
In football games, when it is necessary to decide the outcome, the current overtime rules are as follows:
(1) 90 minutes later, both sides draw, 30 minutes extra time, more goals in extra time win;
(2) 120 minutes later, if the two sides are still tied, they will enter the 5-ball point kick match, that is, 5 people from each side will be sent to take a penalty, and those with more penalty will win;
(3) If the two sides are still tied after the 5-ball penalty kick, they will enter the 1-to-1 penalty kick, that is, from the 6th round of the penalty kick, each side will send 1 person to take a penalty kick in each round, and if all the penalty kicks or all the penalty kicks are missed, the team members will continue to be sent to take a penalty kick; until there is a penalty kicking of one side, and one side's penalty kicks missing, the penalty kicker wins. In some football matches, after 90 minutes draw, there is no extra time for 30 minutes to enter the penalty kick directly.
Current world cup overtime rules:
On February 28, 2004, FIFA announced that the golden ball system and silver ball system, which decide the outcome of the competition, will be cancelled. It's back to the traditional practice to distinguish the outcome of the game, that is, if the game is tied within 90 minutes, the teams of both sides will have extra time match. Extra time game is divided into two parts, each part of the time is no more than 15 minutes at most; if there is no difference in the extra time game, it will take a penalty shoot out to decide the winner.
World Cup overtime rules:
Gold ball system and silver ball system
Golden ball system is in extra time game as long as there is a goal, the game will end, the goal side wins. This is also called sudden death.
The silver ball system means that if one of the players in the first half of extra time is in the lead, the other side will not play in the second half of extra time, and the other side will win. If neither side scored in the first half, continue in the second half until the end of the game. If there is a goal ahead, the leading side wins. If the two sides are even, they will enter a penalty shoot out.