English conversation about football match.

Kerry, what is offside? B: If a player receives a forward pass from his teammate at the opposing half and there are less than two opponents between himself and the goal, the player is offside. A: How did the foul happen? B: If a player trips, kicks, hits, blocks or hugs his opponent, he is a foul. A: What's the punishment for it? B: If it is only a minor foul, the referee can award a free kick. For intentional foul, the offender may be shown a yellow card. But if he repeats it on purpose, he may be shown a red card. Then the player was sent off. Do you think this is a good way to curb violence on the football field? In a way, yes. A: When will the penalty be awarded? B: That was a serious foul in the penalty area. Why are you so interested in football today? A: I have a ticket for the match between Argentina and Poland. Kerry, what is offside? B: In the opposing half, when our players pass the ball forward, there are less than two players between the receiver and the goal, which is offside. A: What constitutes a foul? B: If an opposing team member stumbles, kicks, bumps, blocks or pulls, it is a foul. A: How to punish? B: If it's just a general foul, the referee can award a free kick. If it is a deliberate foul, the fouler may get a yellow card. If you intentionally foul twice, you may get a red card and be sent off. Do you think this is an effective way to stop violence in the stadium? In a way, yes. A: when will the punishment be imposed? B: If you commit a serious foul in the restricted area, you will be awarded a penalty. Why are you so interested in football today? A: I bought a plane ticket between Argentina and Poland. 0