Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to score a direct free kick [title] Watch the keeper. [step] The opposing keeper will give you a good idea about where to aim your kick. When a direct free kick is called, some of the opposing players will form a wall ten yards away from you in front of the keeper. <sep> (A) The other players on the other side of the wall will then turn and target you. [substeps] Standing feet are the standard practice for kick a direct free kick. (B) Watch their body language for possible opportunities of good kicking. [substeps] The opposing player could normally kick with his arm extended, as though the ball were coming toward him to swat at with a good kick to the leg. (C) While the purpose of the wall is to help the keeper defend against the kick, it can also obscure his view of the striker. Usually, the keeper will try to stay in the middle of the goal. (D) Once you have stepped, you'll tap the striker with your shin so he or she drops the ball behind you. [substeps] If you're a kicker, you need to make sure you have plenty of space between your target and the judge (s), so you can see where the ball lands.
Output (English): C