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Futsal · Level 2

Elementary

5 sub-levels · 25 tests · 250 facts · updated 6 September 2026

Level 2 takes the Laws L1 introduced into procedural depth: how the clock actually behaves and when a period is extended, the exact conditions on the one-minute timeout, free-kick procedure and the accumulated-foul count in more depth, the penalty kick and the kick-in, the goal clearance and the corner kick, and the match officials and their disciplinary powers.

Sub-levels

Sub-level 2.1Time, Timeouts and the ClockThis sub-level teaches the mechanics of Law 7 in more procedural depth than L1 touched it — that the match clock stops whenever the ball is out of play rather than running continuously, when and why a period is…5 tests · 50 factsSub-level 2.2Free Kicks and Accumulated FoulsThis sub-level teaches free-kick procedure in more depth than L1 1.5 touched it — the ball stationary, the four-second limit that turns an overdue direct free kick into an indirect one, and the 5 m distance for…5 tests · 50 factsSub-level 2.3The Penalty Kick and the Kick-InThis sub-level teaches the penalty kick's procedure — the ball on the mark, the goalkeeper fixed to his line until it's kicked, every other player outside the area, behind the mark, 5 m back — and what follows a…5 tests · 50 factsSub-level 2.4Goal Clearance, Corner Kick and Other RestartsThis sub-level teaches the goal clearance — thrown, not kicked, by the goalkeeper from inside his own area, the four-second limit, opponents kept outside the area, no direct goal — and its infringements: a throw that…5 tests · 50 factsSub-level 2.5Referees, Discipline and Match OfficialsThis sub-level teaches the two referees' equal authority and the tie-break rule for when they disagree, and when a decision may still be changed; the third referee's and the timekeeper's own separate duties;…5 tests · 50 facts

Written from

FIFA Futsal Laws of the Game 2025/26 (approved by the Bureau of the FIFA Council, effective 5 September 2025) for every rule. Free to download but not open-licensed, so questions are authored in original wording, never reproduced. A specific clause reference sits in each question's source field, never in the stem.