FooBaSKILL

Game idea:
Two teams play against each other. On one side of the pitch there are two Swedish boxes, each with a Molankegel or the FooBaSKILL goal on top, which serve as football goals. Football is played on this half. There is a basketball hoop on the other half, where normal basketball is played. In the centre of the hall, the players switch from one sport to the other. In the second half, the roles are swapped. The aim is to score the most points.

Scoring:
Football:

• 1 point: The ball touches the bottom of the Swedish box (wooden structure). The players can aim at 360° of the box.
• 2 pts: The ball touches the bottom of the Swedish box and is stopped (intercepted) by the player of the same team or the kicker himself with the sole of his shoe before it crosses the centre line (second offensive intention in football). Only one point is awarded if a defender intercepts the ball.
• 3 points: The ball brings down the juggernaut or goes through the FooBaSKILL goal.
• 0 points: No point is awarded if the ball touches the top of the box. The game continues without interruption.

Basketball:

• 1 point: The ball bounces off the basketball board without touching the ring and falls to the ground.
• 2 points: The ball bounces off the basketball board without touching the ring and is caught by another team member with both hands before falling to the floor (offensive rebound in basketball).
• 3 points: The ball is kicked into the basket.
• 0 points: No point is awarded if the ball touches the hoop (play continues without interruption) or if the ball touches the back of the basketball board, the edge of the board or the supporting structure (counts as a fault) or if the ball bounces against the basketball board without touching the hoop and is caught by the opposing team with two hands before it touches the floor (play continues without interruption).

Pitch:
22 x 42 metres (with indoor walls)

Number of participants:
4:4 (or 5:5)

Rules of the game:
The kick-off at the start of the game and at the start of the second half takes place in the middle of the pitch with a bounce ball, as in basketball. The ball must be tapped by one of the two players in the centre circle to a teammate. The other players spread out freely across the entire pitch, but outside the circle.

After a point has been scored in football or basketball, the ball is played as quickly as possible. This happens at the point where the ball is seized by the defender. The kick-off takes place immediately with a pass.

The basic rules of classic indoor football and basketball apply.

In the event of an infringement of the rules, play continues with a throw-in at the place where the mistake was made. In the event of a shot at the football goal with the intention of overturning the goal cone or hitting the FooBaSKILL goal, the ball must not exceed the height of these elements. If this happens anyway, it is a fault and the ball goes to the defending team.

Tackling in the FooBaSKILL is prohibited.

It is a fault if:

• The ball touches the hall ceiling or other suspended equipment.
• The ball touches the edge of the basketball board.
• The ball touches the back of the basketball board or the supporting structure.

The walls of the sports hall are part of the playing court. It is permitted to play with the walls in both football and basketball. It is allowed to give yourself a pass against the wall; to give your partner a pass against the wall; to score a goal using the walls.

The duration of the match is twice five minutes. During the first half, one team attacks in football and defends in basketball. In the second half, the roles are reversed.