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When a ball carrier has been tackled to the ground, they have to let go of the ball. No excuses - the laws say so, so you've got to release the ball. But often players purposely hold onto the ball when they have gone down in a tackle. This is to stop the other team getting hold of the ball and starting a quick attack. But if the referee sees a player holding onto the ball on the ground, he will immediately award a penalty to the opposing team.
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