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***Official Match Thread Tottenham Hotspur v Saudi Sportswashing Machine 8:15pm Tuesday 2nd Dec. ***

AI Overview
No, the laws of football do not state that players must look at the ball, as the rules do not mention any such requirement. The laws focus on how players and officials should act, such as following the ball for offside or foul calls, but don't specify the player's eye-line.
The laws of the game are focused on player behavior, fouls, equipment, and the overall play.
There is no rule requiring a player to look at the ball, though it is often necessary to track the ball for things like offside or to avoid a foul.
For example, Law 11 (Offside) defines a player's position based on their body, head, or feet in relation to the ball and opponents, but does not specify what the player is looking at.
 
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