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Offside, off-side or off side can mean:

The offside rule that occurs in a number of field sports including most versions of football (see offside law (football)), ice hockey (see offside law (hockey) ) and, until recently, in field hockey.

A term in cricket, the off side being the side the striker (batsman) is facing. His/her other side is the on side or leg side.

Offside , a Japanese comic.

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Offside law (football)In association football (soccer), offside is covered by Law 11 of the Laws of the Game. Whilst the law may appear simple, its details and application can be complex. Offside law The application of the offside law is best considered in three steps: Offside	OffsideOffside off-side or off side can mean: The offside rule that occurs in a number of field sports including most versions of football (see offside law (football)), ice hockey (see offside law (hockey)) and, until recently, in field hockey. A term in cricket	Offside ruleAn offside (formerly off-side rule is a part of many field sports, including most versions of football and ice hockey. Until recently field hockey also had a similar rule. In general, such a rule makes it an offence to join the action from too far upfield
Offside (rugby)The offside rule in Rugby Union Offside rules in Rugby Union are particularly complex to the casual observer. Often the only indication that they have been infringed occurs when the referee blows the whistle. This, therefore, is only a basic attempt to ex

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