Panna Knock Out

Respect

Panna KO is more than just street football. It is a complete youth culture with its own clothing, code of behaviour, street language and music, collectively known by the boys themselves as stilo (style). If a player develops a cool new move, it is named after him. This is another of the ways in which respect is earned. ‘Respect’ is the key term within the Panna KO lifestyle. As a result, great importance is attached to fair play. The loser accepts defeat because “the other guy was better on the day”.

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RULES

What is a Panna?
-	Panna is playing the ball through the legs of your opponent
-	A Panna can be played forwards, backwards or sideways (one of your opponent's legs is in front of the other).
-	Both of your opponents’ legs must not be more than 5 cm from the ground.
-	Keeping possession means you must touch the ball again before it touches your opponent, the boarding or the goal.
-	It is permissible to touch your opponents’ legs while playing the ball between them.

PANNa KO 1 x 1

1.	The participants conform themselves to the rules such are established by Panna Knock Out ™.
2.	One is played against one
3.	Smallest of the two players touches the ball first from kick off
4.	A game lasts 3 minutes
5.	After 3 minutes the aim reminder counts
6.	At equal score, extra time is played of 30 seconds follows. The largest of the two players touches the ball first
7.	If there is no winner in extra time then the game is decided by a toss of a coin
8.	Panna - by nut megging your opponent and keeping possession of the ball - ends the game
9.	The player who is in ball possession must shoot within 30 seconds on the aim
10.	Free kicks must be taken within 3 seconds
11.	Only limited physical contact can be permitted (cannot grip each other clothing).
12.	Dangerous fouling is not permitted
13.	Respect for your opponent and fair play is essential at Panna Knock Out ™. A player who does not stick to this during the game can be disqualified

Panna KO 2 x 2

1.	The participants conform themselves to the rules such are established by Panna Knock Out ™.
2.	Two is played against Two
3.	The team with the smallest touches the ball first from kick off
4.	A game lasts 3 minutes
5.	After 3 minutes the aim reminder counts
6.	At equal score, extra time is played of 30 seconds follows. The extra time is played one against one and sudden death.
7.	If there is no winner in extra time then the game is decided by a toss of a coin
8.	Panna - by nut megging your opponent and keeping possession of the ball - ends the game
9.	Free kicks must be taken within 3 seconds
10.	Only limited physical contact can be permitted (cannot grip each other clothing).
11.	Dangerous fouling is not permitted
12.	Respect for your opponent and fair play is essential at Panna Knock Out ™. A player who does not stick to this during the game can be disqualified