During the game, a team who violates one of the ten fouls that can be judged as a direct free kick in its own restricted area is awarded a free kick and should be punished with a penalty. Penalty can be scored directly. At the end of each half game or the first half of the deciding game, an extension of time should be allowed to complete the penalty.

Penalty kicks are also called "twelve-yard balls". In the game, our team members intentionally fouled in the restricted area, and the opponent was awarded a direct free kick at 12 yards. This is called a penalty. If the defender kicks, stumbles, hits or jumps at the opposing player in the penalty area, he must take a penalty.

When there is a draw at the end of the game, you can also kick a penalty to decide the outcome. When kicking a penalty, only the penalty taker and the opposing goalkeeper are in the penalty area, and other players have to quit the penalty area. Before the penalty kick-off, the opposing goalkeeper must stand on the goal line and not move his feet, otherwise, he will be severely punished if he kicks off; After the ball is kicked out, the penalty taker must not touch the ball unless other players touch it.

Penalty, as the most favorable penalty for the injured party in the game, has a series of relevant provisions in the rules. The penalty penalty in normal matches, including the 30-minute overtime in the first half, is as follows: When any party commits a foul in his own restricted area with the severity equivalent to "a direct free kick will be awarded for a foul outside the restricted area", the fouled party will get the opportunity to take the penalty.