penalty throw

noun
UK /ˈpenəlti θrəʊ/
US /ˈpenəlti θroʊ/

A special chance to throw the ball at the goal when the other team did something wrong.

She scored a goal with a penalty throw.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In handball, a direct throw at the goal from the seven-meter line after a serious rule break.

The referee awarded a penalty throw after the defender pushed the attacker.

3. In basketball, a free shot at the basket given after a foul.

He made both penalty throws to win the game.

4. In some sports, a throw taken from a set spot because of the other team's mistake.

The player stepped up for the penalty throw and scored.