The regulation establishes that extra time in a football game lasts 30 minutes divided into two parts of 15 each. The team that manages to win in this extra time will be the winner of the match.
A soccer game lasts 90 minutes with two parts of 45 minutes each separated by a 15-minute break. If at the end of the match, the competition regulations require that there be a winner and a tie is not a possible result, in a final or a tie, the match continues and the extension is disputed.
Thus the party nor stops as soon as one of the two teams manages to score, Rather, it stretches for the additional half hour. This system has been used in some competition and has been called a golden goal.
If neither of the two teams playing the game manages to score and the end of overtime is reached with the same result as at the end of the 90-minute regulation, the regulation establishes that the winner will be decided by penalty shoot-out. Normally the rounds are 5 penalties each team.
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