If a red player kicks the ball into touch with an injured teammate on the field, what is the correct procedure according to the Laws of the Game?

Understanding the situation when a player is injured on the field is essential in applying the Laws of the Game correctly. According to the Laws of the Game, when a player is injured, the game should be stopped to ensure the player's safety.

In this scenario, if a red player kicks the ball out of play while their teammate is injured, the proper course of action would be to stop the game for the injured player, allowing for any necessary treatment and assessment. The game does not continue normally when there is an injury that requires attention, nor does the injured player automatically get a throw-in because of the manner in which the ball went out of play.

Furthermore, the players are not required to leave the field immediately; they must first ensure that the injured player is being handled appropriately. Therefore, option D, suggesting that no such law exists, aligns with the recognition that the current procedures are based on the specific context of the game and the necessity for player safety, as governed by the Laws of the Game.