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Ep317: Soccer Goalkeepers Trivia · Kidcast Daily

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  Set your brains. Will hey there Kick Cast Daily
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  is back and today we're diving deep, covering everything from
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  record-breaking athletes to incredible science, amazing
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  animals and beyond. Welcome to a special round of
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  Soccer Goalkeepers Trivia. Today we are shining a light on
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  the players who guard the net, jump for crosses and make game
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  saving stops. Get ready for quick questions, a
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  short pause to think and then a clear answer with a fun fact or
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  two. Keep score if you want or just
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  play along the fun. Here comes our warm up to kick
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  things off. Question one, Inside which
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  marked box on the field is a goalkeeper allowed to use hands
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  during open play? The answer is the penalty area.
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  Often called the 18 yard box, it stretches 18 yards from the goal
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  line into the field and across the width near the goal.
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  Outside that box, goalkeepers must follow the same handball
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  rules as field players. Let's try a timing rule that
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  catches many players by surprise.
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  Question two What is the maximum time a goalkeeper can hold the
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  ball with their hands before releasing it?
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  The answer is 8 seconds. After gaining control, the
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  keeper should release the ball within 8 seconds to keep the
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  game flowing. Referees can warn or penalize
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  time wasting if it continues. Back pass alert coming your way.
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  Question three. If a teammate deliberately kicks
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  the ball back to the goalkeeper, can the keeper pick it up with
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  their hands? The answer is no.
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  Since 1992, the back pass rule says a keeper may not handle a
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  deliberate kick from a teammate's foot.
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  Doing so results in an indirect free kick for the other team
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  from the spot of the handling. Let's talk uniforms.
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  Question 4. What jersey number is
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  traditionally worn by a team's first choice goalkeeper?
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  The answer is #1 While players can wear many numbers in modern
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  soccer, number one is the classic choice for goalkeepers.
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  It helps fans and teammates quickly identify the starting
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  keeper. Shut the door on this next one.
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  Question 5. What is it called when a
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  goalkeeper and defense allows zero goals in a match?
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  The answer is a clean sheet. Some leagues also say shut out,
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  especially in North America. Clean sheets are a key statistic
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  for goalkeepers and often used to judge consistency across the
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  season. Now for a famous award, question
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  six. Who is the only goalkeeper to
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  win the Balon Daior and in what year did it happen?
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  The answer is Levyasheen in 1963.
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  This award usually goes to goal scorers or playmakers, which
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  makes Yasheen's achievement unique.
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  He is widely recognized for outstanding reflexes and
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  leadership in goal. Premier League lovers.
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  Here is a club record to remember.
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  Question 7. Which goalkeeper holds the
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  record for the most Premier League clean sheets?
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  The answer is Petrocheck with 202 clean sheets.
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  He reached this total playing mainly for Chelsea and later
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  Arsenal. His consistency over many
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  seasons made him one of the league's most reliable stoppers.
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  Ready for a goal scoring surprise?
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  Question 8. Which goalkeeper holds the world
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  record for the most career goals scored?
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  The answer is Rosario Tsini of Brazil with 131 official goals.
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  He was a free kick and penalty specialist for Sao Paulo FC.
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  Scoring over a long career. His total is far above most
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  goalkeepers, who rarely take set pieces.
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  World Cup history incoming. Question nine.
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  Who is the oldest player to appear in a FIFA World Cup match
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  and what position did he play? The answer is Assam El Hodari, A
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  goalkeeper for Egypt at age 45 in 2018.
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  In that match, he also saved a penalty, adding another
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  highlight to his long career. His appearance set a durable age
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  record on soccer's biggest stage.
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  Here is a shot stopping record with a big number.
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  Question 10. Which goalkeeper made the most
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  saves in a single men's World Cup match?
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  The answer is Tim Howard of the United States with 16 saves
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  against Belgium in 2014. His performance kept the game
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  close and is still cited as one of the most active goalkeeping
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  displays in World Cup history. That save total remains a
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  tournament record for a single match.
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  Let's check a gear question. Question 11.
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  Are goalkeepers required by the laws of the game to wear gloves?
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  The answer is no, gloves are not required.
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  Most keepers choose to wear gloves for grip and protection,
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  but it is not a rule. The only uniform requirement is
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  that the goalkeeper's colors must be different from the other
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  players and the referee. Penalty kicks are tense moments,
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  so the rules are strict. Question 12.
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  Add a penalty kick. Where must a goalkeeper's feet
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  be positioned at the moment the kick is taken?
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  The answer is that at least one foot must be on or in line with
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  the goal line when the ball is kicked.
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  This rule helps keepers start fairly without stepping forward
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  early. Video review can check this in
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  competitions that use it now, a style of play many fans notice.
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  Question 13 Which modern star goalkeeper helped popularize the
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  high aggressive sweeper keeper style for club and country in
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  the 20 tens, the answer is Manuel Neuer of Germany and
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  Bayern Munich. He often moved far from his goal
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  to intercept through balls and start quick counter attacks with
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  accurate passing. His approach influenced how many
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  teams train goalkeepers today. Let's include a standout record
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  from women's international soccer.
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  Question 14 Which United States women's national team goalkeeper
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  holds the record for most career shutouts?
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  The answer is Hope Solo with 102 clean sheets.
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  She reached that mark across many years with the USWNT,
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  including major tournaments. It remains a very high total for
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  international play before the Super Challenge.
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  Here are two quick bonus notes without questions.
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  Goalkeepers can take free kicks and corners if the team chooses,
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  and some famous keepers have even taken penalties in
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  shootouts. Also, a goalkeeper can score
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  from a long kick if the ball travels untouched into the other
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  goal during open play, though this is rare.
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  It is time for the Super Challenge.
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  This one is for extra bragging rights, so take a deep breath
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  and think it through. Super Challenge question Which
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  goalkeeper won the Best FIFA Women's Player award in 2013,
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  becoming the first goalkeeper to win a major global Player of the
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  Year honor, and which country did she represent?
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  The answer is Nadine Anger of Germany.
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  In 2013, she starred at the UEFA Women's Euro, including saving 2
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  penalties in the final and then received the top individual
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  award. Herwin showed that goalkeepers
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  can be recognized at the highest level for match winning
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  performances. That wraps up our soccer
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  goalkeepers trivia. Today you learned about the 18
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  yard box, the eight second roll, the back pass rule, clean
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  sheets, and big records from legends like Levy, Ashen
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  Petrichek, Rogerio Tzini, Azam Alhadari, Tim Howard, Manuel
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  Noyer, Hope Solo and Nadine Anger.
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  Thanks for playing along. Keep practicing your kicks,
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  catches and footwork and we will see you next time for more Kit
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  Kats daily fun grab. Your.
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  Breakfast feeling fine.