Question

i goal is scared in soccer when the ball hits the outside of the net the ball crosses the goal line the ball hist the goal post none of the above

Answer 1

In soccer, a goal is only considered scored if the entire ball crosses the goal line between the goalposts and beneath the crossbar.

To clarify the scenarios you mentioned:

- If the ball **hits the outside of the net**, it means the ball did not go in the goal, so it is not a goal.
- If the ball **crosses the goal line** (between the posts) and enters the net correctly (inside the net), it is a goal.
- If the ball **hits the goal post**, it may either remain in play or rebound back into the field, but it is not a goal unless it crosses the line between the posts.

Therefore, the correct answer to your question is that a goal is scored only when the entire ball crosses the goal line. If any other situation applies (like hitting the outside of the net or goal post), it is not a goal.

So the answer is: **None of the above** for when a goal is not scored.