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The correct answer is "Målvaktsområde". This is the Swedish term for the penalty area in football, which is the area in front of the goal where the goalkeeper has special privileges and can use their hands to touch the ball.

The correct answer is "På samma sida som sitt eget lags avbytarbänk." This means that the expelled player should sit on the same side as their own team's substitute bench.

When a player hooks an opponent with their stick against the body, it is considered a penalty and results in a 5-minute penalty. This penalty is given to the player who committed the infraction as a punishment for their actions.

If a player who has been expelled enters the field during a game interruption before the expulsion ends or is interrupted, and the secretariat is not the reason for the expelled player entering the playing field, the correct penalty is a 2-minute penalty.

When a player plays the ball with their stick between knee and waist height and gains a significant advantage, the correct call is a "Frislag." This means that the player has violated the rules regarding the acceptable height at which the ball can be played and has gained an unfair advantage. The opposing team is awarded a free hit from the spot where the violation occurred.

If a goalkeeper is given a 2 + 2 minute penalty, an already penalized outfield player will serve the first 2 minutes of the penalty, and then the goalkeeper will serve the remaining 2 minutes. This means that an outfield player who is not already penalized will sit out the goalkeeper's penalty.

The answer "Tillåter båda mätningarna" means that both captains' requests for a measurement of the hooks are allowed. This implies that the referee will measure the hook on player number 10 in the away team and also measure the hook on player number 7 in the home team. There is no condition or limitation mentioned regarding the accuracy or correctness of the hooks. Therefore, both measurements are permitted.

The correct answer is "Målvakten" (The goalkeeper). In a penalty shootout, when a dispute arises, the goalkeeper is the one who should enter the playing field first. The goalkeeper's role is crucial in defending the goal and stopping the opposing team from scoring. Therefore, it is their responsibility to resolve any conflicts or disputes that may occur during a penalty shootout.

The correct answer is "Bortalaget" which means the away team. This implies that in case of a tactical substitution, if a discussion arises, it is the responsibility of the away team to make the first substitution.

In this scenario, the correct answer is "Ingen utvisning avbryts" which means "No penalty is interrupted". This means that neither the 2-minute penalty nor the 5-minute penalty is interrupted. The fact that a player from team A is already serving a 2-minute penalty does not affect the 5-minute penalty with a penalty shot. Both penalties will continue to be served simultaneously.

The correct answer is "Domarna väljer vilken spelare som ska visas ut." In this situation, the captain of the team is already serving a penalty, so they cannot choose which player will serve the leader's penalty. Instead, it is the responsibility of the referees to decide which player will be penalized.

When a player actively obstructs the opposing team's goalkeeper's throw, it is considered interference and results in a penalty of 2 minutes in ice hockey.

The correct answer is "Försvarande lags spelare". In ice hockey, when a team is awarded a corner, the defending team's player is the one who should place their stick on the ice first. This player is responsible for defending their goal and preventing the opposing team from scoring. Therefore, it makes sense that the defending team's player would be the one to place their stick down first in this situation.

The question is asking if any expulsion is affected by the home team's goal, and if so, which one. The correct answer is "No expulsion is affected." This means that none of the expulsions are influenced by the home team's goal.

The correct answer is 3.5 meters. When the defending team commits a free-throw offense inside the goal area directly in front of the goal, the free-throw should be taken 3.5 meters away from the goalkeeper's area. This distance ensures that the free-throw is taken outside the goal area, giving the attacking team a fair opportunity to score.

When the goalkeeper accidentally loses their facial protection during a game situation, the play is stopped and a face-off (tekning) is awarded. This allows both teams to have an equal chance to gain possession of the puck and continue the game in a fair manner.

When a player (not the taker) fails to follow the referee's instruction to maintain the correct distance during a face-off, the correct penalty is a "Frislag".

When a player in the corner plays the ball with their stick using a foot outside the boards, the correct call is a "Frislag." This means that a free hit is awarded to the opposing team from the spot where the violation occurred. The player's action of using their foot outside the boards is not allowed, and therefore, a free hit is given to the other team as a penalty.

The correct answer is "Spelet återupptas med inslag vid sargen (I)". This means that the game will resume with a throw-in from the sideline where the ball hit the ceiling.

If a leader is guilty of unsportsmanlike conduct, the consequence is that an already not expelled player serves the leader's team penalty and the leader is shown in the stands.

When you discover that the home team has a player with an incorrect number, you call for a "Friar" or a faceoff. This means that the game will be restarted with a faceoff in the neutral zone. This is the correct action to take in this situation.

When a goalkeeper kicks the ball from their goal area over the halfway line without it bouncing on the ground, it is called a "frislag" in Swedish. This is a free hit awarded to the opposing team from the spot where the ball crossed the halfway line. It is a way to restart the game after the goalkeeper's action.

The correct answer is "H6 får åter delta i spelet 14.30". This is because the question states that H6 receives two penalties, one for otillåtet slag (illegal hit) and another for hårt spel (rough play). The question also mentions that these penalties occur during the first period. Therefore, H6 can rejoin the game after serving the second penalty, which is at 14.30.

When a match goes into overtime, there is a 2-minute break, but there is no change of sides.

There is no interruption in the penalties. Both the 5-minute penalty and the 2-minute penalty will continue to be served by the players on the penalty bench. The goal scored during the penalty shot does not affect the penalties already in progress.

The correct answer is that the penalties are measured in the order they are given, meaning that the 5-minute penalty is served first and then the additional 2-minute penalty is served. This is because the question states that the team receives a 5-minute penalty, protests, and then is given a 2-minute penalty. Therefore, the penalties are served in the order they are imposed by the officials.

M1 refers to a minor penalty for equipment violation. In ice hockey, if a goaltender uses an unapproved goalie mask or a player uses an unapproved stick or a blade with excessive curve, they can be given a minor penalty. This penalty is called M1. It is a disciplinary action taken by the referee to ensure that all players adhere to the rules and regulations regarding equipment.

When an outfield player intentionally throws their stick into the substitution zone during a game interruption, it is considered a serious offense. The correct penalty for this action is a 2-minute minor penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct, as well as a 10-minute misconduct penalty. This means that the player will be removed from the game for a total of 12 minutes, leaving their team short-handed. This penalty is imposed to discourage players from engaging in unsportsmanlike behavior and to maintain fair play and sportsmanship on the ice.

The correct answer is "Frislag." In ice hockey, a frislag is awarded to the opposing team when the defending team sets up a defensive wall outside the goalkeeper's area. This penalty allows the attacking team to take a free shot at the goal from a designated spot on the ice.

When a Match Penalty 2 is supposed to be executed but the player is not listed in the game report, it results in a Match Penalty 1. In this situation, the team will play with 5 skaters against 4 skaters for a duration of ten minutes.

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When a player tries to deceive the referee by pretending to be fouled in order to gain an advantage for their team, it is called diving or simulation. The correct answer, 2+10 min, refers to the penalty given to the player for this offense. The player receives a 2-minute penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct and an additional 10-minute penalty for diving. This means that the player will be off the ice for a total of 12 minutes.

The player from Team A receives a U5 penalty for hitting the boards. As a result, he also breaks his stick, leading to a Match Penalty 1. This means that Team A will play with 4 players on the ice while Team B will have 5 players for a duration of 10 minutes.

The correct answer is "Valfri arm." This means that the captain can choose to wear the armband on either arm. There is no specific requirement for which arm the captain should wear the armband.

When a goalkeeper picks up a dropped stick and participates in the game, it is considered a minor penalty of 2 minutes.

If a player in a senior match scores a goal but is not listed in the match protocol, the goal is allowed but the player is given a Match Penalty 1.

If the referees have requested the captain's help in identifying the player who committed the offense, but the captain is unable or unwilling to assist, the referees will select a player who has not already been sent off to serve the penalty. This means that the player who committed the offense will not be directly punished, but another player will be chosen to sit out the penalty in their place. It is important to note that the selected player must have been on the field when the offense occurred.

If a player from Team B loudly and clearly shouts "you're going to miss, you're going to miss" during a penalty shot for Team A, the correct action is to give a Match Penalty 2 to the player from Team B and continue with the penalty shot. If the player from Team B misses the penalty shot, another penalty shot will be awarded. This is because the player's behavior is considered unsportsmanlike and is meant to intentionally disrupt the opposing team.

When a leader is on the field without the referee's permission, the correct penalty is a 2-minute penalty.

The free-kick should be placed at the spot where the goalkeeper picked up the ball, which is at the back of the goal.

The correct answer is "Frislag". When an attacking player is completely free with the goalkeeper and the goalkeeper saves the ball inside the penalty area but slides out of the penalty area with the ball under control, it is considered a foul. In this situation, a free-kick should be awarded to the defending team.

When a player pulls their jersey over their head to celebrate a goal, it is considered unsportsmanlike conduct and is penalized with a 2+10 minute penalty. This action is seen as excessive and disrespectful towards the opposing team and the officials. The player is given a minor penalty of 2 minutes for unsportsmanlike conduct, and an additional misconduct penalty of 10 minutes. This means that the player will serve 2 minutes in the penalty box, and then an additional 10 minutes before being allowed to return to the game.

The given question is in Swedish and it asks how to judge when a leader throws a water bottle onto the playing field during an ongoing game. The answer "M2" refers to a specific rule or regulation that is not provided in the question. Without further context or knowledge of the specific rules of the game in question, it is not possible to provide a complete explanation for the given answer.

When a player fails to correct their incorrect personal equipment despite the referees' instructions, the appropriate penalty is a 2-minute penalty.

In this scenario, if a team has six leaders on the bench, with five of them being listed in the match protocol, the leader who is not listed in the protocol will receive Match Penalty 1 and must leave for the dressing room. This means that the unregistered leader will be penalized for not being properly documented and will be required to leave the bench area.

B3 får åter delta i spelet 18.00. This answer indicates that B3 will be allowed to participate in the game again at 18:00. This suggests that there is a time penalty for B3's actions, and after serving the penalty, they can rejoin the game.

In order for the match to not be canceled, a team must have at least 7 players on the field, including a correctly equipped goalkeeper. Since the answer states that the team needs 4 players, it is the minimum number required to continue the match without it being canceled.

According to the given scenario, the player in Team A is inside the goal area and attempts to score a goal by hitting the ball into the net without touching any opponent. However, the ball goes into the goal without any interference from the opponent. In this situation, the correct decision would be to award a "tekning" or a faceoff, which means that the game restarts with a faceoff between players from both teams at the center of the rink. This decision indicates that the goal is not valid and the play continues without any goal being scored.

When an outfield player intentionally kicks the ball into the opponents' goal, a face-off or "tekning" is awarded. A face-off is a method of restarting play where the referee drops the puck or ball between two opposing players, who then try to gain control of it. This is typically done at the center of the playing area. Therefore, the correct answer in this case is "Tekning".

The correct answer is H12's utvisning avbryts. This is because the question states that at 09.30, both H12 and B10 are utvisas (which means they are sent off the field) for 2 minutes. However, at 10.00, H7 is also utvisas for 2 minutes. Since H12 was already utvisas at 09.30, their utvisning would be interrupted or stopped when H7 is utvisas at 10.00. Therefore, H12's utvisning is the one that is affected and gets interrupted.

When the goalkeeper blocks the ball through the net of the goal, a "frislag" is awarded. A "frislag" is a free hit given to the opposing team from the place where the infringement occurred. This is typically awarded when the goalkeeper intentionally uses the net to block the ball, preventing a goal from being scored.

If a player commits a penalty that results in a teammate receiving a team penalty, the player who is not already expelled must serve the remaining time of the team penalty. This means that the player will be responsible for serving the time remaining on the penalty, even if it extends beyond the player's own expulsion time.

If a team intentionally plays with too many players, the correct punishment is a match penalty 2, and the captain of the team selects one of the players who was on the field to be penalized.

In the context of the given question, "Tekning" is the correct answer. "Tekning" refers to a face-off in ice hockey, which is a method used to restart play after certain stoppages. When a team is trying to waste time during a pending expulsion, they may opt for a face-off to delay the game. This allows them to potentially run down the clock and avoid further penalties or scoring opportunities for the opposing team.

If a goalkeeper intentionally moves their own goal in a goal situation, the correct consequence is a penalty shot.

M2 is the correct answer because it refers to a misconduct penalty of 2 minutes. This means that when a leader continues to engage in unsportsmanlike behavior, they will be penalized with a 2-minute penalty.

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When a player intentionally knocks over the opposing team's goalpost after the play is stopped, the correct penalty is 2+10 minutes. This means that the player will receive a 2-minute penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct, as well as an additional 10-minute penalty for misconduct. This penalty is given to discourage players from engaging in unsportsmanlike behavior and to maintain fair play and sportsmanship on the field.

The correct answer is that shorter penalties are measured before longer ones; first the 2-minute penalty and then the 5-minute penalty. This means that if a team already has a penalty being measured, the new 2-minute penalty will be served first before the 5-minute penalty.

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The given answer, M3, is the correct answer because it refers to a penalty of 2 minutes and 10 minutes for the goaltender when they throw their face mask/helmet at an opponent. This action is considered unsportsmanlike conduct and is penalized accordingly.

The correct answer is "H17:s lag får spela i numerärt underläge i 7 minuter." This is because the player H17 has received a 2+10 penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct. However, since they continue to behave unsportsmanlike and receive another 2+10 penalty in the same sequence, the team will have to play shorthanded for a total of 7 minutes.

The correct answer is "Spel 5 mot 4 i fem minuter." In ice hockey, a match penalty is the most severe penalty that can be given to a player. It involves the player being ejected from the game and their team being short-handed for a specified amount of time. In this case, the player in Team B receives a match penalty for forcefully hitting an opponent in the head with their stick. As a result, Team B will have to play with 5 skaters against Team A's 4 skaters for a duration of 5 minutes.

When a player intentionally throws their stick to hit the ball during the game, it is considered a dangerous play and results in a 5-minute penalty. This penalty is given to discourage players from using their stick in a way that could potentially harm other players or disrupt the flow of the game.

The correct answer states that the penalties are measured in the order they are called, and the goalkeeper will serve a penalty of 5 minutes together with a field player for 2 minutes. This means that the goalkeeper will be off the ice for a total of 7 minutes.

The correct answer is H7's utvisning avbryts. This is because the goal by the bortalaget is scored after H7's utvisning, which means that the power play for the bortalaget is cancelled and H7 is allowed to return to the game. The other two utvisning (H9 and B7) are not affected by the goal.

In Swedish ice hockey, "Tekning" refers to a faceoff. When the ball is above the goal cage and a player hits the net with their stick to make the ball fall down, the game is restarted with a faceoff. Therefore, "Tekning" is the correct answer in this scenario.

H17 will rejoin the game if there are no more goals scored in the first period after 18.30.

The correct answer is M2. In ice hockey, when a player commits a second offense in a game and receives a 5-minute penalty, it is known as a major penalty. This penalty is often given for more serious infractions such as fighting or deliberate injury to an opponent. The player must serve the full 5 minutes in the penalty box, and their team will be short-handed for the duration of the penalty.

The correct answer is "Vid första avblåsningen efter 19.00". This means that H17 will re-enter the game if there are no more goals scored in the first period and the first whistle is blown after 19.00.