Buitenstootmond

Buitenstootmond is a Dutch term that translates to "outer corner kick" in English. It refers to a specific type of corner kick in association football, where the ball is kicked from the outer edge of the penalty area, rather than the center. This type of corner kick is often used to create more attacking opportunities, as it allows the attacking team to place the ball closer to the opponent's goal.

The buitenstootmond is typically taken by the player who is closest to the corner flag when the ball is kicked out of play. The player must kick the ball from the outer edge of the penalty area, and it must be kicked with the outside of their foot. The ball must also be kicked in the direction of the opponent's goal.

The buitenstootmond is a relatively new addition to the rules of association football, having been introduced in 2018. It was implemented as part of a series of rule changes aimed at making the game more attacking and exciting. The change has been met with mixed reactions from fans and players, with some praising it for its attacking potential, and others criticizing it for making the game less predictable.