Green Rugby Ball

A player touches the ground with the ball in the opponent's scoring area, or when a player shoots, the ball passes through the crossbar of the goal frame and between the two goal posts. The form of scoring in British football is: 5 points for touching the ground with the ball, which is called a touchdown. After a touchdown, the scoring team can also take a fixed kick shot on an imaginary line perpendicular to the goal line through the touchdown point, and 2 points for a hit; a penalty kick shot obtained due to a foul by one side and a drop kick shot during the game, 3 points for a hit.

Scramble

When scrambling for the ball, each side sends out 3 forward players, standing side by side in a horizontal row, facing each other and bending over to push each other's shoulders, forming a channel in the middle, and the other forward players stand behind them, and the back row players use their shoulders to push the forward players' hips, forming a 3, 2, 3 or 3, 4, 1 formation. Then, the opposing team of the offending team throws the ball into the channel with both hands from 1 yard away on the opposing side, and it must not benefit the team. When the ball is thrown into the channel, the 3 pairs of forward players in the front row push against each other and compete to kick the ball to their own forwards or defenders. The forwards and defenders must wait for the forwards to kick the ball back before they can move.