What happens incase of a Sudden Death?

Answer 1

Sudden death in FIFA World Cup 2006 only applies if at the completion of 5 penalties each, both teams are still tied. In this case, the first team to miss a penalty when the opposing side scores goes out,

In previous world cups, sudden death meant that the first team to score in extra time won

Answer 2

Soccer:
Sudden death has a controversial history in soccer, in which ties in important matches were traditionally resolved by replaying the entire match, which in the era of television and tight travel schedules is obviously impracticable, but esteemed by the sport's purists as the only equitable way to settle a tied match.

For the most part, if the score is tied after the full 90 minutes, a draw results; however, if one team must be eliminated, some form of tie-breaking must occur. Originally, two 15-minute halves of extra time were held and if the teams remained equal at the end of the halves, kicks from the penalty mark were held, which is generally held in lower regard by purists and traditionalists than even sudden death. To try to decrease the chances of requiring kicks from the penalty mark, the IFAB, the world law making body of the sport, experimented with new rules.

The golden goal rule, transformed the overtime periods into sudden death until the periods were over, where shootouts would occur. As this became unpopular, the silver goal rule was instituted, causing the game to end if the scores were not equal after the first 15 minute period as well as the second. The silver goal has also fallen into disrepute so Euro 2004 was the last event to use it; in the future the original tie-breaking methods will be used.

The main criticism of sudden death is the quickness of ending the game, and the pressure on coaches and players. To the coaches, it does not seem appropriate once the goal is scored, the game is over and the opponent cannot attempt to answer the goal within the remaining time, creating a game where extra pressure is placed as to not create any mistakes.

In NCAA collegiate play in the United States, however, sudden death, adopted in 1999 for all championship play in addition to regular season play, remains. In 2005, the Division II Women's Championship game ended in sudden death as a goal was scored three minutes into the overtime to end the championship match.

Wrestling:
Sudden death in wrestling is most commonly seen in RCW tournament matches, in which a victor must be decided. This happens in the case of a double knockout or double countout. Sudden death is also used in Ironman matches. An example is the WWE Ironman match between Shawn Michaels and Kurt Angle. That match ended 2-2, but Angle turned down the offer for Sudden Death.

Computer Games:
Sudden death also occurs in computer gaming when both teams have the same score and a method of breaking a tie is needed. For example, in a Capture the Flag area for Quake III Arena, when neither team has gotten a score, or if no team leads, a sudden death match will decide who will be the victor. All the teams have to do is get the flag and deliver it to the base one time only in order to win automatically.

Tennis:
The use of sudden death tiebreakers has even influenced sports such as tennis which have not strictly speaking adopted them. The requirement that a tennis set be won by a minimum margin of two games sometimes resulted in five-set matches lasting six hours or longer, which is an impossibility for television. In order to shorten matches somewhat, sets tied at six games each can now be broken by a tiebreaker which is most often the first player to score seven points in the tiebreaker, but these must be won by at least two points and thus can become quite lengthy in their own right.

Tiebreakers are not used in major tournaments in the third or fifth set, respectively, with the exception of the US Open.

Answer 3

sudden death will apply only on penalties at this World Cup if both teams are level after 5 spot-kicks. whoever win the next spot-kick & the other missed it, the game will be over!!

Answer 4

after extra time 5 penalty shots are granted to each side

if still tied another 5 are granted

Answer 5

It,s best for how dyed but a big shook far family.

Answer 6

i dunno.. the person dies.. suddenly.. hahah