What's the difference between a free kick and a penalty kick on the court?

In fact, penalty kick is a kind of free kick, but the penalty position is different, so the name is different. Penalty, also called direct free kick, is a penalty in the penalty area. The penalty shooters face the goalkeeper directly without interference from other players. As long as he can score, he can score.

So under what circumstances will a free kick be taken and under what circumstances will a penalty be taken? Generally speaking, there are only two points. A foul outside the penalty area will be punished with a free kick, and a foul inside the penalty area will be punished with a penalty. Of course, there are many rules defined as fouls, so I won't explain them one by one. First of all, let's talk about penalty kicks, which are direct free kicks. It was caused by a foul. At this time, the referee will usually show a yellow card or a red card to make a referee, and the opposing team will make a penalty. The two are in direct opposition, and other personnel shall not interfere. They can just shoot. As long as the ball can reach the goal, it is a goal. This penalty is very challenging for the goalkeeper, so it is necessary to predict the opponent's shooting angle and kicking direction in advance. But this prediction is not easy. If the opponent kicks a spinning ball or a curved ball, it's really hard to predict in advance. This kind of penalty, no matter what kind of team, is very afraid, because this kind of penalty, the probability of scoring is too high, so the general defender usually avoids fouls in the restricted area, and there is really no way but to pass the ball out of the court, preferring to punish a corner kick rather than trigger a penalty kick.

The free kick was also awarded by the referee. There is no danger of penalty from a free kick. The free kick just gave the ball to the opponent, and our personnel could prevent it, so the risk was not very high. If we are close to the restricted area, our personnel can build a human wall to prevent the opponent from hitting the goal directly. So this further reduces its danger.

How to avoid these two kinds of free throw triggers? That is to make as few fouls as possible, or not to foul. Even if you foul, don't foul in the penalty area, because even if you trigger a free kick in the penalty area, it is very dangerous.