What does anti-offside mean in football matches.

When the defender adopts the "creating offside" tactic and the back line presses forward collectively, the second-line passer suddenly passes the ball to the opposite side, and the second-line player suddenly intervenes to control the ball and break through. , threaten the goal and catch the opponent off guard, which is called "anti-offside tactic".

For example: In the quarter-finals of the 15th World Cup between Brazil and the Netherlands in 1994, Romario was in an offside position and clearly indicated that he would not participate in the attack and ran back. Bebeto took the opportunity to step in from behind. Scored a goal, Brazil narrowly defeated 3:2, entered the semi-finals with their heads high, and finally won the championship, winning the World Cup for the fourth time.

First let’s talk about offside. When the ball is passed, someone on the offensive side stands behind all the opponent’s defensive players (excluding the goalkeeper) and participates in the attack (taking the ball or supporting) , even if it is a foul.

Let’s talk about anti-offside. Offside means that all defensive players press forward, thus causing offside. Then anti-offside relies on speed (mostly like this) to get rid of the opponent’s last player at the moment when our opponent passes through the ball. The defensive player thus creates a one-on-one ball situation against the goalkeeper. This is anti-offside

The position of the last player on our defense is a straight line. When the opponent's offensive player A crosses this line (don't get me wrong) , not offside yet), another player B of the opponent passes the ball to A from this line. At this time, A can be judged to be offside~!

Why does football have an offside rule? My idea is to limit the offense and improve the visibility of football~! This is why there is such a big difference between scoring a goal in football and scoring two points in basketball~!

What is anti-offside? ----We must first understand one of the major defensive tactics of modern football: "creating offside" - the defender moves the defensive position closer to the midfield to limit the range of the opponent's forward~! Anti-offside means that the offensive team uses the time loophole when the opponent commits offside to give the enemy a fatal blow: For example, let forward A stand parallel to the opponent's last defender. At this time, B passes the ball to the line, and A quickly moves forward to complete. Attack~!

1. Any offensive player who is closer to the opponent's goal line than the ball is in an offside position. Except for the following circumstances:

a. The player is in his own half.

b. At least two players from the opposing team are closer to the opponent's goal line than this player.

2. When a player of the same team is in an offside position at the moment when a player kicks or touches the ball, and the referee believes that the player has the following behavior, it shall be ruled as offside:

a .Interfering with the game or interfering with the opponent;

b. Attempting to gain advantage from an offside position.

3. A player shall not be deemed offside in the following circumstances:

a. A player is only in an offside position;

b. A player directly receives the goal ball, corner kick or throw-in.

4. A player is sentenced to be offside, and the referee should award an indirect free kick to the opponent's player at the offside location. If the player is offside in the opponent's goal area, the free kick may be taken anywhere in the goal area where the player was offside.

The International Council’s decision on offside:

1. The offside judgment is based on the moment when a member of the same team passes the ball to him, not when he receives the ball. If a player is in a non-offside position and a player on the same team passes the ball to him or takes a free kick, it does not constitute offside if the player runs forward while the ball is flying.

2. If an offensive player is parallel to the opponent's penultimate defensive player or parallel to the opponent's last two or more defensive players (including two), then the offensive player is not offside.

Creating offside refers to a defensive tactic in football matches.

According to the rules, when an offensive player receives the ball, if there are less than 2 people from the defensive team between the opponent's end line and the opponent's end line, it is offside. The defensive player takes advantage of this rule. When the opponent passes the ball, the moment another player touches the ball, he suddenly runs forward, causing a situation where there is a defensive player between the opponent's receiving player and his own end line, making the opponent offside. foul. However, this tactic is not particularly easy to implement, because everyone must be of the same mind. If one player fails to keep up, the entire defense line will be ineffective. So people often say: Offside is a double-edged sword!