From where is an indirect free kick taken in football?
A
Where a competitor was standing
B
Where the referee was standing
C
Where the defender was shouting
D
Where the foul happened
Correct Option:
D
Explanation
As a general rule, an indirect free kick is taken from the place where the relevant offence occurred, subject to special positional provisions for offences inside particular areas. It is not determined by where the referee or another player happened to be standing.