
der Freistoß
free kick
In soccer, a kick ordered by the referee that a team is allowed to take after an opposing player commits a foul.
Nach dem Foul bekam unsere Mannschaft einen Freistoß.
After the foul, our team was awarded a free kick.
free kick
der Freistoß, die Freistöße
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free kick
In soccer, a kick ordered by the referee that a team is allowed to take after an opposing player commits a foul.
Nach dem Foul bekam unsere Mannschaft einen Freistoß.
After the foul, our team was awarded a free kick.
| gender | masculine der |
|---|---|
| plural | die Freistöße |
| genitive | des Freistoßes |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | der Freistoß | die Freistöße |
| accusative | den Freistoß | die Freistöße |
| dative | dem Freistoß | den Freistößen |
| genitive | des Freistoßes | der Freistöße |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
„Freistoß“ (free kick) is made up of „frei“ (free) and „Stoß“ (kick). It originally refers to a kick in which the player taking it is allowed to play the ball without immediate interference from an opposing player.
Der Freistoß wurde schnell ausgeführt, bevor sich die Abwehr formieren konnte.
The free kick was taken quickly before the defense could organize.
The verbs „bekommen“ (to get), „ausführen“ (to take), and „schießen“ (to shoot) are particularly common with „Freistoß“ (free kick). You can also say that a team „einen Freistoß erhält“ (is awarded a free kick) or that „ein Freistoß für sie gepfiffen wird“ (a free kick is awarded to them).
Nach dem Handspiel bekam die Heimmannschaft einen Freistoß zugesprochen.
After the handball, the home team was awarded a free kick.
In soccer, a distinction is made between a direct and an indirect „Freistoß“ (free kick). With a direct free kick, the ball can be shot directly into the goal; with an indirect free kick, another player must touch it first.
Der Schiedsrichter zeigte einen indirekten Freistoß an, deshalb musste der Ball noch einen weiteren Spieler berühren.
The referee signaled an indirect free kick, so the ball had to touch another player first.