| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? 15:42 - Jan 6 with 1383 views | Garv |
I thought you couldn't start and then stop? Jimenez does exactly that on his second pen.
Officials also need to clamp down on the defending team crowding the box/spot after it's been given to try and put off the taker. For me, any defending player should be carded if they enter the box after the penalty has been given, and the keeper should go no further forward than the 6 yard box, before obviously retreating to his line. |  |
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| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 15:45 - Jan 6 with 1348 views | DeliasMashedPotato |
As long as you continue forward momentum and don't stop your run up it is allowed. I think he just slowed his runs rather than stopped them but I'd need to see them again to confirm |  | | |
| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 15:51 - Jan 6 with 1294 views | Zx1988 |
Did they not do something along those lines at the Euros? If not for normal penalties, during shoot-outs? | |
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| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 15:59 - Jan 6 with 1222 views | Steve_M |
Their keeper was nearer the penalty spot than the goaline, that should have been a yellow card.
i thought the stutter on the first penalty was probably worse, really did seem to stop then. |  |
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| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 16:29 - Jan 6 with 1089 views | Scuzzer |
| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 15:45 - Jan 6 by DeliasMashedPotato |
As long as you continue forward momentum and don't stop your run up it is allowed. I think he just slowed his runs rather than stopped them but I'd need to see them again to confirm |
Nah...for the second one there was a definate stop in his run up. Ref was pretty rubbish to be fair. |  |
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| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 16:44 - Jan 6 with 1001 views | bringbacktheglory |
Not sure if it’s changed but it certainly used to be that they cannot stop as they are about to kick it (I.e. non-kicking foot being planted next to the ball). They could stop as part of the run up, but not the end of it.. | | | |
| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 16:56 - Jan 6 with 959 views | bsw72 |
Imagine if we had some kind of video review system which could make a call on that . . . |  | | |
| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 16:59 - Jan 6 with 935 views | Dubtractor |
I said similar yesterday - the second one was a clear stop.
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| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 20:15 - Jan 6 with 646 views | Chris_ITFC |
Goalkeepers are so harshly scrutinised, yet the taker can do practically anything. |  | | |
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| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 20:22 - Jan 6 with 618 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| What is the deal with penalty run ups these days? on 16:44 - Jan 6 by bringbacktheglory |
Not sure if it’s changed but it certainly used to be that they cannot stop as they are about to kick it (I.e. non-kicking foot being planted next to the ball). They could stop as part of the run up, but not the end of it.. |
Yes. I looked it up as I thought the same as the OP. You can stop in the run-up but can't dummy taking it. It explains why he took such a long run up but you would imagine there must be very few top keepers that would commit at the point he is stopping. |  |
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