Learn about the lineout in rugby and how it is used to restart the game when the ball goes out of play.

The lineout is a means of restarting the game after the ball, or a player carrying the ball, crosses the touchline. The opponents of the team who last held or touched the ball, prior to it going out …

Leave the lineout so as to be in a position to receive the ball, provided they remain within 10 metres of the mark of touch and they keep moving until the lineout is over.

The lineout is a means of restarting play after the ball went into touch. The lineout serves to concentrate the forwards and the scrum halves in one place on the field, providing the …

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Salir del lineout para estar en una posición de recibir la pelota siempre que permanezca dentro de los 10 metros de la marca del lineout y debe permanecer en movimiento hasta que el lineout …

El lineout es una forma de reiniciar el juego después que la pelota, o un jugador que la porta, cruza la línea de touch. Los oponentes del equipo que tuvo o tocó último la pelota, antes de …

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El lineout es una forma de reanudar el juego después de que la pelota salió al touch. El lineout sirve para agrupar a los forwards y medio scrums en un lugar de la cancha, permitiendo la …