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Soccer is one of the games I love playing; it is also called football. It is considered to be one of the famous sport in the world. In football there, it comprises of two teams so eleven players. Soccer is played on a grass pitch with goals on the two ends. The object of football is to take the ball to the opposing teams’ goal and score. The main aim football game is a team score more goals than that of the challenger within a ninety minute playing period. The game time is divided into two halves which is forty-five minutes each. After the forty-five minutes are over, players will go for fifteen-minute halftime. The second part of 45 minutes will begin, and the referee will add more time if he or she decides to.
Soccer is a very dynamic game which requires a lot of physical and mental performance on the side of the players. It is game which is complex in the application and very simple in sense. The sport provides a lot of layers of subtle which entails both tactical and strategic dimension. The key to football is that no player is supposed to touch the ball with hands except the goalie (Giulianotti, 77). Players are only allowed to kick, head or knee the ball, to advance it towards scoring the goal. Football is universal across the domain, from children to adults. The most popular soccer played in the world is the world cup. It is held after every four years, and it is competition between countries. In football, each team has eleven players, which comprise of ten outfields and one goalkeeper when scoring the ball need to be beyond the line so that it becomes an official goal.

Scoring a goal can be from any part of the body; not including the hand or arm till the shoulder. To win in soccer one team has to score extra goals than the other challenging team. If after ninety minutes no team has scored it will be a draw, then proceed to extra time and even penalties in order for the winner to be decided.

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Giulianotti, Richard. Football. John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, 2012.