Penalty rules for world cup overtime

The rule of penalty shootout is: a decisive football match, which is tied in overtime and then tied. At this time, the penalty is directly used to decide the outcome. After penalty shoot-out, the two sides took turns to make free throws for five rounds, and the one with more accumulated goals won. If the winner is still undecided at the end of five rounds of free throws, the "sudden death method" will be adopted, and additional penalties will be imposed until one side is punished, the other side will not be punished, and the penalty winner will be the one.

Introduction:

According to the rules of the game, the referee declared a penalty shootout. Generally, the referee chooses a goal as a fixed penalty shot, and then decides which team will kick off first by guessing coins or drawing lots. Then the two sides choose five players each, and each team takes turns to punish five penalty kicks for five rounds. The team with more goals wins. When the two sides have not played five rounds alternately and the outcome has been fixed, the referee will also announce that the side with more goals wins.

However, when the two sides alternately played five rounds and the penalty scores of both sides were still normal, they took the form of "sudden death", that is, the two sides continued to punish each other until the end of a certain round, one side was fined, the other side failed to score, and the penalty side won.