if the player keeps the puck long enough to enable his opponent to say it. The puck must be removed from the puck catcher (if there is any) before the next face off. A goal scored directly by pressing a motionless puck against the goal cage or against the goalie does not count. A goal scored in this way indirectly (off the bank or off another figure) counts. If a goal is scored when the final buzzer is sounding, the goal is not valid. If any figure or goalie breaks when a goal is scored, the goal is valid. A goal scored by moving the whole game is not valid. Goal crease rule If the puck is in full rest in goal crease and is touching the goal line the defending player may call "block" and a new face-off is made. If the puck is in full rest in goal crease and is not touching the goal line the defending player must play the puck. Possession rule It is not permitted to retain possession of the puck without making any recognizable attempt to score a goal. This is regarded as passive play. If the puck is kept in possession by one figure without passing or shooting, a warning can be given by the opponent after five (5) seconds has elapsed since the figure gained puck control. Interference A player can tap down his/her figures only when he/she has complete possession of the puck. If a player scores a goal while the opponent is tapping his/her figures, the goal counts. Rough playing that results in shaking of the game and causing the puck to move is forbidden. If any figure loses possession of the puck due to shaking of the game, then the puck must be returned to this figure. Interruption If any unusual situation happens (e.g. broken gear, rod or game, displaced goal cage, lights go out, several pucks appear on the game or somebody/something interrupts any of the opponents), the match must be immediately suspended. A player can interrupt the game by saying "stop" if the opponent is not aware of such situation. The match resumes when both players are ready again. If a match is interrupted and significant time is lost then the lost time must be added to remaining time and the match continues. If a player had indisputable control of the puck before the interruption, the