Understanding the Panenka Penalty

What is the primary advantage attackers have when using the Panenka penalty?

• It allows for a faster shot.

• It confuses the goalkeeper.

• It reduces the risk of missing the goal.

• It increases the power of the shot.

During Zidane's 2006 World Cup penalty, what was one of the subtle changes he made?

• He increased his run-up speed.

• He used a different ball.

• He altered his run-up pace.

• He changed his kicking foot.

How does the Panenka penalty affect the ball's trajectory?

• It makes the ball travel in a straight line.

• It makes the ball bounce before reaching the goal.

• It gives the ball a loopy, chip-like trajectory.

• It causes the ball to spin rapidly.

According to Newton's second law, what happens when the force of the kick is reduced?

• The ball travels faster.

• The ball's acceleration decreases.

• The ball curves more.

• The ball becomes heavier.

What is the result of the goalkeeper's dive during a successful Panenka penalty?

• The goalkeeper catches the ball mid-air.

• The goalkeeper becomes a mere spectator.

• The goalkeeper misses the ball due to its speed.

• The goalkeeper easily saves the ball.