SOCCER

SOCCER

1. Sport that is practiced between two teams of eleven players who try to introduce a ball into the opponent's goal by pushing it with the feet, the head or any part of the body except the hands and arms; in each team there is a goalkeeper, who can touch the ball with his hands, although only within the area; The team that achieves the most goals during the 90 minutes of the match wins.

2. - 1. Duration of the match. - 2. Starting and resuming the game. - 3. Ball in play or out of play. - 4. Goal marked. - 5. Offside. - 6. Fouls. - 7. Yellow and red card. - 8. Free kick.

3. Soccer is played by following a series of rules, officially called the rules of the game. This sport is practice with a spherical ball (made of leather or other material with a circumference no greater than 70 cm and less than 68 cm, and weighing not more than 450 g and not less than 410 g at the start of the match), where two teams of eleven players each (ten "outfield" players and one goalkeeper) compete to fit in the same in the rival goal, thus scoring a goal. The team that has scored the most goals at the end of the party is the winner; if both teams do not score, or score the same number of goals, then declares a tie. There may be exceptions to this rule; see Duration and result below.

4. Goalkeeper: each team can only have one goalkeeper. ... Defense: they are the players located in front of the goalkeeper. ... Midfielder: as his name indicates, he is the one who plays in the midfield. ... Forward: he is the main responsible for scoring the goals for his team.