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What constitutes a direct free-kick offense in soccer?

Intentionally kicking the ball out of play

Pushing or striking an opponent

In soccer, a direct free-kick offense occurs when a player pushes or strikes an opponent. This is considered a foul and results in a direct free-kick being awarded to the opposing team from the spot where the offense occurred.

Options A, C, and D are not correct because intentionally kicking the ball out of play, failing to notify the referee of a substitution, and stepping into the goal area before the ball is kicked do not constitute direct free-kick offenses in soccer.

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Failing to notify the referee of a substitution

Stepping into the goal area before the ball is kicked

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