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free kick
/fÉšËiË kËÉĒk/
Free kick
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a method of restarting play in soccer, rugby, and other ball sports, where a player kicks the ball without opposition from the opposing team
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The soccer player lined up for the free kick, aiming for the top corner of the goal.
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