Competition rules:
A rugby match takes 80 minutes. There are only two halves, with a ten-minute break between the halves.Each team has 15 players, 8 forwards and 7 defenders.A touchdown is the highest form of scoring in Rugby: when an attacking player enters the area of the goal and touches down with the ball, the touchdown scores five points.Except for Touch (touchdown), which is scored with the hand, the other three scoring methods are Conversion kick (extra kick), Penalty kick (Penalty kick), and march-kick (drop kick), all of which are scored with the foot.Additional shot, 2 points for the goal;Kick a penalty kick and score 3 points;A field goal is scored for three points.At the end of the game, the team with the most points wins.
Kick-off
The first kick of a game or after a goal has been scored.The rule of rugby kick-off is that the kicker kicks at the centre of the centre line at the start of each half of the pitch.After one team scores, the other team makes a drop-kick at or behind the midline point.The kicker must stand behind the ball. The opposing team must stand behind the 10-yard line in their own half. The ball must cross the opposing team's 10-yard line.After each goal, the other team reopens the ball on the halfway line and the game continues.The rules say that when passing the ball, you can't pass it forward, you can only pass it back or cross.
Basic attack
Kick off with a set-piece in the centre line at the start of the game.Players on the opening team should stand behind the center line, and players on the defensive team should stand behind their own 10-yard line.Defenders must take the ball after the kicker has kicked it over the 10-yard line.After each goal, the other team reopens the ball on the halfway line and the game continues.The rules say that when passing the ball, you can't pass it forward, you can only pass it back or cross.An attacking player is judged to be offside when he passes the player holding the ball and a free kick is awarded by the opposing player at the offside position.The usual method of passing is the two-handed low hand pass.When the player holding the ball is rushed or blocked by the other team and cannot move forward, the ball must be immediately dropped.Both players may scramble for the ball that has been lost by the player holding it.No player who does not hold the ball may be bumped or blocked during the match.The player holding the ball may use grasp, hug, throw and other methods to obstruct its progress, and can carry out legal collision, but only allow to shoulder to shoulder, not to the chest or behind.Kicking, hitting and tripping are important fouls.After a foul, a free kick is given by an opposing player at the spot of the foul.The second rule is against the ball at the spot of the foul.
The offside
A player in a position where he is not allowed to play and is liable to foul play.The rules for determining offside in rugby are: in the general state of play, the offside position is defined as the presence of an attacking player without the ball in front of the ball carrier or kicker;In scoreboard, mau, lec and on the line, a player who stays or advances in front of a specific offside line is offside and is awarded a penalty kick.In American football, the offside rule is that any player who crosses the line of scrimmage is offside every time the ball is on the ground.When kicking a free kick, the team member who exceeds the limit line is also offside.
Score
A goal is scored when a player touches down with the ball in the other team's scoring area, or when the ball passes over the crossbar and between the two goal posts.Rugby scoring takes the form of a touchdown for 5 points, called a touchdown.After the touchdown, the team can also kick and shoot on the imaginary line perpendicular to the goal line through the touchdown point, scoring 2 points.A penalty kick or shot for a foul committed by one side and a drop kick or shot in the middle of the game, resulting in three points.American football scores in the form of: holding the ball down for 6 points;After reaching the end of the field to kick and shoot, scored 1 point;Three points for a shot in the game;In the other team's scoring area, forcing the other team into a dead ball counts as a safety score, 2 points.
Fight for the ball
When fighting for the ball, three forward players from each side stand side by side in a row, face to face bending each other's shoulders, the middle of the formation of a channel, other forward players stand in the back, the back players with their shoulders against the forward players hip, formed a 3, 2, 3 or 3, 4, 1 formation.Then, the opponent of the offending team throws the ball into the lane 1 yard from the opposing side with two low hands, not in favor of the team.When the ball is thrown into the channel, the three pairs of forward players in the front row push against each other and compete to kick the ball to their own midfielder or defender. The midfielder and defender must wait for the striker to kick the ball back before moving.Kick the rules of rugby.A kick given to a non-offending team after a foul has been committed.Any form of football can be used.You can kick the ball in any direction, or you can kick the ball out to get the ball.You may also indicate to the referee that the penalty kick has been changed to the kicker.But the goal must take the form of a set kick or a drop kick.For a penalty kick, the player of the other team must be behind the ball and the player of the other team must be 10 meters away from the ball and parallel to the goal line or on the goal line.
out
When the ball is out of bounds, the opposing team member throws the ball into the field.The two forward teams line up between 5 and 15 yards from the sideline, facing the sideline, two feet apart.When the thrower throws the ball over their head, the two players jump for the ball, which they can either catch or slap to their team members.
Referee:
There are 3 judges in each match, and 1 referee is responsible for executing the rules, controlling the match and timing.Two linesmen each have one linesman and raise their flags to the referee when the ball or the ball holder is out of bounds.