Ice Hockey Ice Hockey is a sport where two teams compete on a specific area of ice. Players place sleds on their feet so they can move very quickly. Players carry hockey sticks to push or pass the disc (Puck) on ice.
The team scores a point when the disc enters the goal, where the opposing keeper tries not to allow them. Each team has six players during the game, but the entire team number is 20 players per team. When a player breaks the rules
The referee shall be punished by suspension from playing for two, five, 10 or 10 minutes or until the end of the match, depending on the type of offense committed. Penalties of more than 5 minutes are considered personal penalties and are awarded to the player in the case of non-sporting behavior that threatens the opponent's player and is a punishment that is rarely used except in extreme cases.
When a player is punished by a two or five minute suspension, the punished player leaves the stadium and sits in a designated place for penalties while his team continues to play minus a player.
In the event that the players of the punished team commit other violations within the first penalty period, they shall be suspended, subject to keeping at least three players and a guard from the punished team by allowing the substitution of one of the three players in the event of a violation.
