Hockey is one of the most popular games on the planet. The reason is the spectacle of this sport. High speeds, virtuoso stick and puck control, dynamic fights of rivals on the ice, which sometimes turn into massive bloody battles. These are all elements of the show. There is no such period when hockey players are not on the penalty box. The reason is simple - players are breaking the rules. And very often deliberately, in order to save the situation near their goal, to hold the opponent with a stick or to throw the puck out of the danger zone. One of the most common violations is puck slip.
Instructions
Step 1
After passing the puck, the game stops and the attacked athletes have the opportunity to take a breath. Forwarding is considered a violation because it leads to unnecessary stops in the game. The goal of the referee is not to waste time in the match. A puck pass is recorded when a player sends it from his own half outside the opposing goal and it crosses their line. The red line that divides along the center of the ice rink is drawn specifically for this rule. The referee must determine where the player in possession of the puck last came into contact. Only after that it is determined whether the forwarding has been made.
Step 2
So, how to make a direct forwarding. If a player shoots, shoots or bounces the puck off his side of the field and it rolls over the opposing team's goal line. In this case, the puck should not hit any of the players along the way. The puck must travel 3 or more zones other than the one from which a pass or shot was made. After that, the game is stopped and a violation of the rules is recorded, in this case a forwarding.
Step 3
After that, the throw-in of the puck onto the ice is carried out at the point closest to the place of the last contact with the puck of the player of the team that made the puck forward. No forwarding is detected when the puck hits the target. In this case, a goal is scored, that is, a goal.
Step 4
It is not considered a violation of the rules if the defending team is outnumbered when the puck is thrown. That is, due to one or more penalties, the team has a smaller size on the ice than their opponent, and also when the puck, before crossing the goal line, touches any part of the defending player's body, including the goalkeeper.
Step 5
there is no violation if the puck was thrown by the player taking part in the throw-in.
In the event that the line judge considered that a player of the opposing team, with the exception of the goalkeeper, could have played with the puck before it crossed the goal line. If the goalkeeper leaves or is outside the goal area during the forward position and moves in the direction of the puck.
