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A penalty kick is awarded when a foul occurs inside the opposition's penalty area. It gives one player a direct shot at goal from 12 yards, with only the goalkeeper to beat. Lawrence Shankland's successful penalty for Rangers against Aberdeen was a decisive moment, often proving the difference in tight matches.
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