How do pass-ins and dribble-ins work?

Q: How do pass-ins and dribble-ins work?

Throw-ins are not used for Under 7 to Under 11. When the whole of the ball crosses the touchline (on the ground or in the air), the other team restarts with a pass-in or dribble-in: The ball must be stationary on the touchline where it went out. Only the kicker may be off the pitch. All opponents must be at least 5 yards from the restart point in 5v5 and 7v7 (3 m in 3v3). The ball is in play when it is kicked and clearly moves. The player taking a pass-in may touch the ball again before anyone else does, so they can dribble straight in. A goal can't be scored directly from a pass-in. The FA's coaching guidance is to let players choose between passing and dribbling based on the situation, rather than instructing them from the sideline.

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Throw-ins are not used for Under 7 to Under 11. When the whole of the ball crosses the touchline (on the ground or in the air), the other team restarts with a pass-in or dribble-in:

The ball must be stationary on the touchline where it went out. Only the kicker may be off the pitch.
All opponents must be at least 5 yards from the restart point in 5v5 and 7v7 (3 m in 3v3).
The ball is in play when it is kicked and clearly moves.
The player taking a pass-in may touch the ball again before anyone else does, so they can dribble straight in.
A goal can't be scored directly from a pass-in.

The FA's coaching guidance is to let players choose between passing and dribbling based on the situation, rather than instructing them from the sideline.