An exhibition of the beautiful soccer game

 

Soccer is the number one sport in the world, with an estimated audience of more than 2 billion. Since its inception by the English in the 1960s, soccer has grown by leaps and bounds, with the International Soccer Federation (FIFA) World Cup being the highlight of the year of soccer for both players and affiliated countries. to the ทัวร์ลาลีกา of World Soccer.

Football can be so intense that emotions can run wild as happened in the final of the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany when French star Zinedine Zidane headbutted Italian Marco Matarazzi in a moment of rage. Instantly he was shown the red card and his departure paved the way for Italy's eventual triumph.

The game is played by eleven players from two teams and each team can generally have substitute players who are expected to sit on the reserve bench along with the team officials. Three substitutes are normally allowed in an organized soccer match, including the goalkeeper.

A soccer game can end in a victory or a goalless draw. The center referee, assistant referee 1, assistant referee 2 and the fourth official are usually in charge of refereeing the round leather game from the beginning to the end of the game.

In some countries like the United States of America and Canada, the game is known as soccer, while it is popularly called soccer in the rest of the world. This popular sport consists of four departments: goalkeeper, defense, midfield and attack. The ability to coordinate the four departments will determine the success or failure of a team.

The English Premier League is currently the most glamorous and lucrative soccer league in the world, while the Brazilian soccer team, the Boys of Samba, is the most successful soccer nation in the history of the game.

Some common features that should be present on a standard playing field include: the center circle, goalpost, corner flagpole, corner goal, midfield line, penalty area, and penalty arc. These important features are often marked with white paint to ensure that players see them correctly during the course of a match.

For an average soccer fan with the option to watch a variety of games, p. Eg the giants of the game faced each other in national leagues like last weekend when it was Man Utd vs Chelsea in England, Barcelona vs Sevilla in Spain, Rome vs Juventus in Italy, PSV vs Feyenoord in Holland ... Boca Juniors games in Argentina, Lyon in France ... there is little room for MLS.

A soccer fan wants to see competitiveness, passionate fans, decades-long fierce rivalry between clubs, tradition, the world's best players, established players with reputations to play for prestigious clubs, ultra-modern soccer-specific stadiums, most of which the MLS does not offer. MLS needs to win the interest of the American public and media to achieve the same interest with the global public. Hard-working and attractive players like Eddie Johnson of the KC Wizards or Jaime Moreno of DC United, who showed their quality in the 2007 Copa América this summer, are the prototype players of a successful competitive league.

The modern soccer specific stadiums proposed by MLS for all clubs are a step forward. The German Bundesliga witnessed a tremendous boost in national and global public interest and media attention before and after the 2006 World Cup, with a legacy of great new and renovated stadiums. MLS should go international as much as possible, the English Premiership did, when foreign billionaires started buying clubs, world-class players came in large numbers to make it the most watched and profitable soccer league in the world. Many writers have speculated on why soccer is not as popular in the US As in other countries, most point to the fact that the game does not have enough points. Changing the rules of the game in favor of having more goals per game can be beneficial this time.