World Cup penalty shootout rules

Penalty shootouts are used as a decisive method in the knockout rounds of the 2026 World Cup to determine the winner in the event of a draw after extra time. The process begins with each team taking five consecutive shots, followed by a "sudden death" system if the score remains tied. Players must be on the field or in appropriate temporary conditions to participate, with specific rules implemented to prevent manipulation and simulation during the kicks. Penalty shootouts are a test of nerves, leading to decisive results that can elevate a player to national hero status or haunt them with lifelong regret.

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