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1.4 Circles:

a lines 3.66 metres long and parallel to the back-lines are marked inside the field with their centres in line with the centres of the back-lines; the distance from the outside edges of these 3.66 metres lines to the outside edges of the back-lines is 14.63 metres

b these lines are continued in uninterrupted arcs in both directions to meet the back-lines in the form of quarter-circles with centres at the inside front corner of the nearer goal-posts

c the 3.66 metres line and the arcs are called the circle-lines; the spaces enclosed by these lines, including the lines themselves, are called the circles

d broken lines are marked with their outer edges 5 metres from the outer edge of each circle-line; each broken line starts with a solid section at the top centre of the circle-line and each solid section is 300 mm long with gaps between the solid sections 3 metres long These broken lines became mandatory for international matches with effect from 1 June 2000. Their adoption for other matches is at the
discretion of National Associations.

 


1.5 Goals:
a two vertical goal-posts joined by a horizontal cross-bar are placed at the centre of each back-line on the external marks

b the goal-posts and cross-bar are white, rectangular in cross section, 50 mm wide and between 50 mm and 75 mm deep

c the goal-posts must not extend vertically beyond the cross-bar and the cross-bar must not extend horizontally beyond the goal-posts



d the distance between the inner edges of the goal-posts is 3.66 metres and the distance from the lower edge of the cross-bar to the ground is 2.14 metres

e the space outside the field, behind the goal-posts and cross-bar and enclosed by the net, side-boards and backboard is a minimum of 0.90metres deep at the cross-bar and a minimum of 1.22 metres deep at
ground-level.

1.6 Side-boards and back-boards:

a side-boards are 1.22 metres long and 460 mm high

b back-boards are 3.66 metres long and 460 mm high

c side-boards are positioned on the ground at right angles to the back-line and are fixed to the back of the goal-posts without increasing their width

d back-boards are positioned on the ground at right angles to the sideboards and parallel to the back-line, and are fixed to the end of the sideboards

e side-boards and back-boards are of a dark colour on the inside.

1.7 Nets:

a the maximum mesh size is 45 mm

b attachment to the back of the goal-posts and cross-bar is at intervals of not more than 150 mm

c the nets hang outside the side-boards and back-board

d the nets are secured so as to prevent the ball passing between the net and the goal-posts, cross-bar, side-boards and back-boards

e the nets are fitted loosely to prevent the ball rebounding.

1.8 Flag-posts:

a flag-posts are between 1.20 and 1.50 metres in height

b flag-posts are placed at each corner of the field

c flag-posts must not be dangerous

d if unbreakable, flag-posts must be attached to a spring base

e flag-posts carry flags, not exceeding 300 mm in width or length


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