When the batter-runner fails to reach first base safely, no run can be scored. The run does not score if a base runner on third crosses the plate with two outs before the batter-runner is put out on a ground out or a fly out. If the ball hits the man at first and he turns and runs towards second, but is then thrown out by the umpire for taking too long to leave home, the batter is awarded a hit by pitch. In sports where there are no bases being loaded, such as baseball, runners on second and third with less than two out usually do not affect the outcome of the game. However, in basketball, football, and hockey, a goal or touchdown will always end the game, no matter how many players are on the field or ice at the time. A field goal or point shot in basketball or American football, or a touchdown in hockey, will always win the game regardless of the number of players on the field at the end of regulation time. In all three sports, a field goal or touchdown can also end the game in overtime. In soccer, when there are no more substitutions, a player who is injured and cannot continue can be replaced by another player from the team that did not inflict the injury. The replacement player may come from the bench or be brought in during extra time.