The throw in goes straight into goal, and then what does the referee decide? Is it a goal kick, or i

1. A throw-in is an indirect free kick that cannot be scored directly, it must be touched by another player to score, and if the ball is thrown directly into the goal, the goal kick will be served. However, at this time, there is no offside, that is, the player who receives the ball can stand in any position to receive the ball and score points.

You can throw the football, but it doesn't count, unless the ball is touched by someone other than the hand in the middle of the ball, a few years ago there is a very famous own goal is the goalkeeper's foot touched. >>>More

Count, that's how the rules rule, Euro 2004 was a game in the Netherlands that hit the crossbar and then hit Van der Sar, and the result was counted.

After the throw-in throws back the ball to the goalkeeper, the goalkeeper does not touch the ball, and the goal is invalid after the ball is scored. A corner kick should be taken by the opponent. Have a great weekend!

It wasn't just one ball, it was England goalkeeper Robinson who kicked the ball into the suspension above the pitch and the height was really high, and the goalkeeper did it on purpose, and he bet with people.