In Goal Decisions and Scrums

In this scenario, the correct answer is "Goal line drop out by Blue." According to the rules of rugby, when a penalty kick at goal is unsuccessful and the ball is caught by the defending team in their own in-goal area and then touched by them on the dead ball line, a goal line drop out is awarded to the attacking team. This means that the defending team (Blue) must drop the ball on their own goal line and the attacking team (Red) gets a chance to restart play from there.

The correct answer is "Scrum for the Red knock-on. LHF to Blue." This means that when Red knocks on the ball, a scrum will be awarded to Blue, and Blue will have the put-in (LHF) to the scrum. The offside Blue player picking up the ball would result in a penalty to Red, but it does not affect the outcome of the scrum. The last part of the question is incorrect, as there is no mention of a Blue knock-on, so there would be no scrum awarded to Red.

Blue catching the ball on the full in his own in-goal with a foot on the dead ball line indicates that the ball was last touched by Red and went into Blue's in-goal area. According to rugby rules, when the attacking team kicks the ball into the defending team's in-goal area and the defending team catches it on the full or forces a knock-on, a 20-meter optional restart is awarded to the defending team. Therefore, the correct answer is a 20-meter optional restart by Blue.

The correct answer is "Goal line drop out by Blue." In this scenario, a Blue player knocked on while attempting to regather the ball in their own in-goal area. Another Blue player then picked up the ball in the field of play, 5 meters away from the Blue goal line. According to the rules, when a player knocks on in their own in-goal area and the ball goes into the field of play, a goal line drop out is awarded to the opposing team (Red in this case). Therefore, Blue should perform a goal line drop out.

Blue jumps from his own in-goal, catches the ball, and touches the Blue corner post. According to the rules, if a player catches the ball in their own in-goal area and then touches the corner post, it results in a 20-meter optional restart by the opposing team. Therefore, the correct answer is a 20-meter optional restart by Blue.

The correct answer is "Goal line drop out by Blue." In this scenario, Blue is in possession of the ball in their own in-goal area. The ball accidentally strikes a Red player in the Blue in-goal, causing the ball to go dead. According to the rules, when the attacking team (Blue) is responsible for the ball going dead in their own in-goal, a goal line drop out is awarded to the defending team (Red). Therefore, Blue should perform a goal line drop out to restart the game.

The correct answer is Scrum 20 metres in from where the ball entered touch. LHF to Red because when the ball goes into touch, a scrum is awarded to the team that did not touch the ball last. In this case, the ball was last touched by Red, so they are awarded the scrum. The scrum is taken 20 meters in from where the ball entered touch.

The correct answer is "Scrum 20 metres in from where the ball entered touch. LHF to Blue." This is because when the ball is kicked into touch, a scrum is awarded to the opposing team (Blue) at the point where the ball went out of bounds. In this case, the ball rebounded off a Blue player before going into touch, so the scrum will be set 20 meters in from where the ball entered touch. Additionally, a "LHF" (Loose Head Feed) is awarded to Blue, which means they will have the advantage of feeding the ball into the scrum.

In rugby, when play is irregularly affected, a scrum is usually awarded to the team that did not cause the irregularity. In this scenario, Red ran into the referee and caused the irregularity. Therefore, the correct answer is Scrum. LHF to Blue, as the scrum would be awarded to the opposing team.

The correct answer is "Scrum, 20 metres in from touch, LHF to Blue." This means that there will be a scrum awarded to the Blue team, 20 metres in from the touchline. The scrum will be initiated by the Left Hand Feed (LHF) from the Blue team. This is because the Red player who was offside has caused an infringement, resulting in a penalty for the Blue team.