Can a goalkeeper who is injured during Kicks from the Mark be replaced by a listed substitute?

A goalkeeper who is injured during Kicks from the Mark can be replaced by a listed substitute only if substitutions have not been exhausted. This situation arises because, during penalty shootouts, the regulations typically allow for a player to be substituted only if the number of allowed substitutions has not been fully used. If a team has already utilized all their allowed substitutes, then they cannot replace an injured player, which includes the goalkeeper, during the shootout.

This rule reflects the balance of fairness and strategy in the game, ensuring that teams cannot simply add players to gain an advantage during critical phases such as Kicks from the Mark. It also emphasizes the importance of managing player substitutions wisely throughout the match. If the injury isn't severe, it still wouldn't matter if all substitutions are used up; therefore, replacements depend strictly on the teams' previously allocated substitution opportunities rather than the severity of the injury.