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XRugby
s. Scoring A try results in a 5-point score unless it is scored in the “Max Zone” – a 15-metre-wid ... l, or if the ball goes dead, play is restarted with a tap and play from the 15m line. Penalty and free-kick Any penalty offences result in a tap and play. The team awarded a penalty can choose to tak ... e the offending team back ten metres, or to their try line if the offence occurrred within 10m of it. Any fre
3 Team
y. The score at the time of the objection remains unaltered. Sanction: Penalty. 3. ... s the player did so to gain an advantage, the player is guilty of misconduct. Sanction: Penalty. 3.
Beach Touch Rugby
r is first to ground the ball in the opponents’ In-goal. Value: 1 point 9.2 Penalty try. If a player would probably have scored a try but for foul play by an opponent, a penalty try is awarded. Value: 1 poin ... r throw forward. Sanction: Free pass. A penalty try must be awarded if the offense prevents a tr ... d. 22.5 A penalty try is awarded if a try would probably have been scored but for foul pla
Beach Tag Rugby
l in the opponents’ In-goal. Value: 1 point 9.2 Penalty try. If a player would probably have scored a try but for foul play by an opponent, a penalty try is awarded. Value: 1point Law 10: Foul Play 10. ... n: Free pass. A penalty try must be awarded if the offense prevents a try that would probably otherwis ... g’ means holding in the hand or hands. No downward pressure is required. 22.2 A penalty tr
Beach Fives Rugby
t to ground the ball in the opponents’ In-goal. Value: 1 point 9.2 Penalty try. If a player would probably have scored a try but for foul play by an opponent, a penalty try is awarded. Value: 1point Law 1 ... m the tackled player’s hands or arms, but must not kick the ball. 22.8 A penalty try is awarded if a try woul ... e the number appropriately. A try is disallowed when scored by a team with more than the permitted numbe
Shape of the Game: Reinforcement of current law - March 2024
d the dead-ball line. The water carriers must leave when the conversion is taken. ii. At a penalty tr ... 3, water carriers may only enter when a try is scored – the scoring side to an area on/near the 10 ... r that, in the elite game, water carriers should only come on after the scoring of a try. Water can be availabl
Clarification 2-2006
f Manager FFR Law Reference 19,21 Date 2006-01-10 Request Law 19.1 (e) stipulates: “Penalty kick. When a player kicks to touch from a penalty kick anywhere in the playing area, the throw in is take ... m takes a penalty kick, and the ball is kicked into touch, the throw in is taken by the player of the team who took the penalty kick. This applies whether the ball was kicked directly or indirectl
Head Contact Process - Leading elbow / forearm
1 No sanction - ball carrier’s arm is close to the body 2 Penalty - indirect throat contact with no force and no speed 3 Yellow card - indirect throat contact 4 Red card - direct throat contact with a high level of danger
Clarification 2-2007
Ruling in Law by the Designated Members of the Rugby Committee Clarification 2-2007 Union / HP Ref Manager IRFU Law Reference 3 Date 2007-03-12 Request 1. A penalty kick is awarded to White tea ... n take the penalty kick.) 2. A penalty kick is awarded to White team. Before the kick is taken ca ... e assume that the returning player may take the penalty kick.) Ruling of the designated member
Head Contact Process - High tackle
Video clips 1 No foul play - no contact with the head, neck or throat - play on 2 No sanction - no fault of the player - significant drop by the ball carrier and tackler had no time to readjust 3 Penalty - indirect head contact with no force and no speed 4 Yellow card - direct head contact but ver ... d - no mitigation present 6 Penalty - direct head contact but with low force and mitigatio
Clarification 9-2004
r must be sent-off. Penalty: Penalty Kick The final paragraph states: A penalty try must be awarde ... w rewritten) to ensure that in each and every circumstance, where a penalty try is awarde ... r; certain incidences of scrum collapsing. In these circumstances, the sanction of a penalty tr ... n, having due regard to the heading 'Intentionally Offending'. Therefore, if a penalty try is awarde
Clarification 6-2006
e of tackle the referee has three options available: penalty only, penalty and yellow card, penalt
14 Tackle
g dangerous contact with a tackler Sanction: Penalty Double tackles – flexible options Two (or more) players may not simultaneously tackle a ball carrier in open play. Sanction: Penalty When tw
Clarification 7-2003
t with the head with the purpose of making the ball go outside the field. Should a penalty be awarde ... l and it touches or is touched by an opposition player and then goes into touch. There is no penalty.
Clarification 4-2016
e 2016-12-19 Request Below is a link showing three players taking Penalty Kicks durin ... d or along the ground. Law 21.3 (a) How Penalty and Free Kicks are taken. Any player may take a penalt ... t does not constitute a correctly taken Penalty or free kick and Law 21.4 (d) must be complie
Clarification 1-2015
d of the match, we would like a clarification in Law. Scenario 1 A try is scored in the last minute of a gam ... t or after a conversion or successful penalty kick at goal. If a scrum has to be reset, the scrum has not been completed. If time expires and a mark, free kick or penalty kick is then awarded, the referee allows play to continue. (f) If time expires after a try has been scored the referee allows tim
19 Scrum
e the scrum. Sanction: Penalty. Replaced by: 19.5 A scrum must have five players in two rows from eac ... n: Penalty. 19.6 deleted 19.7d deleted 19.36 [Replacement] 19.36 The scru
Head Contact Process - Head on head
1 No sanction - no fault of the player - involuntary collision and the tackler had no time to readjust 2 Red card - head to head contact with a high degree of danger, no control, high speed and a leading head 3 Red card - head to head contact with a high degree of danger, no control, high speed and a leading head 4 Penalty - head to head contact but mitigation as there is a sudden chang
Head Contact Process - Dangerous cleanout
1 Penalty - direct head contact with no leading shoulder and the arriving player was attempting to wrap 2 Red card - direct head contact with a high degree of danger, high speed and a swinging arm 3 Red card - direct head contact with a high degree of danger and the arriving player had time to readjust his height 4 Red card - direct neck contact with a high degree of danger, high spee
Clarification 4-2015
t of the match with a penalty kick that is converted to goal and the referee blows the en ... e before the end of the match, then the referee may restart the match with a penalty kick, free kic ... m, lineout, an option to the non-infringing team, drop out or after a conversion or successful penalt ... s and a mark, free kick or penalty kick is then awarded, the referee allows play to continue.
19 Scrum
s in the second row. Three back-row players from each team complete the scrum. Sanction: Penalty. Replace ... m until it ends. Sanction: Penalty. 19.6 deleted 19.7c&d deleted 19.2 ... s’ goal line. Sanction: Penalty. 19.36 [Replacement] 19.36 The scrum ends: a. Whe
Clarification 1-2003
e liable to penalty. The September 2002 ruling made it clear that the same principle should appl ... s not take the ball is liable to penalty. However, the referee would need to make a decision on the reaso ... r may attempt to take the ball but is liable to penalty for any other action.
6 Match officials
6. In-goal judges signal the result of conversions or penalty kicks at goal. Addition: 6. In-goal judge
Clarification 8-2003
e is liable to penalty. (2) However, if the player from Team B instantaneously brings the ball carrier to ground, then, under Law 7 mode of play, he is not liable to penalty, as this constitute ... d. If the grasping player then brings the ball-carrier to ground, there is no penalty as there was no maul forme ... e is not liable to penalty.
Clarification 5-2004
s available to any other player in the line-out without penalty? (2) If the non-throwing team has fewe
Clarification 6-2002
e on-side when they run behind the team mate who took the penalty or free kick, or when a team mat ... n. If the referee has awarded a kick as a result of a penalty provision, and provided there are no reasons wh
Clarification 6-2003
d that the player is liable to penalty for collapsing the maul. I would ask you to refe ... e the ball they are treated as one player and are not liable to penalty. In our opinion, if we trea
Clarification 10-2004
Ruling in Law by the Designated Members of the Rugby Committee Clarification 10-2004 Union / HP Ref Manager WRU Law Reference 19,21 Date 2004-12-24 Request The WRU has requested a ruling with regard Law 19-Touch & line-out and Law 21 Penalty and Free Kicks (1) A player of the attacking team kick ... d. If the action as described was taken by a player after his team had been awarded a penalty kic
Clarification 3-2005
w 21-Penalty & Free Kicks Black team are penalised for a tackle infringement 30 metres from their goa ... n unhindered across the goal line to score a try. 1. Law 21.5(b) states that ‘If the kicker indicate ... t then the abovementioned situation is legal and the referee should award a try. Ruling of the designated member ... m at the place of the original penalty, with the put in to the black team.
Clarification 8-2009
r as the ball is now at the back of the group. Is this obstruction and are team A liable to penalty? Rulin ... m a maul by contact with the ball carrier. The Referee will award a penalty kick in accordanc
Clarification 2-2012
t, an option to the non-offending team, drop out or after a conversion or successful penalty kick at goa ... k or penalty kick is then awarded, the referee allows play to continue. Law 8.3(f) After the ball ha
Clarification 7-2014
p with their legs. c) All players: Other restrictions on winning the ball. Players must not try to win the bal ... l and liable to penalty. However, doubt arises as to whether "legs" mentioned in the sentence include ... l in the scrum or pick it up with their legs. Sanction: Penalty kick." There is no ambiguity in this La
Clarification 5-2002
h the penalty provision is a free kick (save for the situation where the team not throwing in the bal ... h the penalty provision is a penalty kick.
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o at the half-way line after the replaced player has left the field of play. Sanction: Penalt
Clarification 1-2021
Clarification in Law by the Designated Members of the Rugby Committee Clarification 1-2021 Union / HP Ref Manager FFR Law Reference 3 Date 2021-03-29 Request When a referee whistles a penalty or a free kick, is the ball considered dead, in which case, is a player replacement possible? Clarification of the designated members of the Rugby Committe
Clarification 3-2002
2 and is penalisable by a penalty kick at the point noted in Law.
Clarification 3-2003
B collapses the maul, then he is liable to penalty. (2) By definition, given the abovementioned scenari
19 Scrum
t, the referee must treat this as intentional. Sanction: Penalty. Replaced by: c. The scru ... y wheeling the scrum. Sanction: Penalty.
12 Kick-off and restart kicks
0 seconds from the time a conversion has been taken or declined, or from the time a penalty goa ... n an unsuccessful penalty goal or dropped goal attempt is grounded or made dead in in-goal by the defendin
Clarification 4-2004
r in the line-out. The receiver is liable to penalty for offences in the line-out as would be other player ... d be subject to penalty. The non-throwing receiver can only enter the line-out after the thrower