It's not common, and players who have written about what life is like during a game say they make sure to go to the bathroom before the game starts, or during half-time. There have been reports on gossip sites of a player peeing in his uniform now and then; but gossip sites are generally not trustworthy. Given the fact that TV cameras are constantly focused on the players, it is doubtful they would want anyone to see them pee in their uniform (perhaps a player with a bladder problem might want to wear an adult diaper). In reality, players on the sidelines can and do go back into the locker-room to relieve themselves, and that is a much more common way of dealing with it.
Many players wear socks, stockings, or some other cloth layer under their shin guards to prevent chaffing.
equipment wise there are: helmets (football, baseball/softball ,hockey, lacrosse) men usually wear cups soccer and field hockey there are shin guards baseball players wear guards when hitting to protect the side facing th pitcher football, hockey, and lacrosse players wear all types of padding volleyball players sometimes wear pads on their knees field hockey and female lacrosse players wear eye masks strething can be considered an aid for preventing injuries
Yes. It is a violation of safety laws of the game if a professional player doesnt wear them, hence the ref needs to check before a game starts whether all players are wearing them
its just called football they have to wear clothes
all of them,its a rule
Football cleats.
Yes we do wear cups
Soccer players wear shin guards to protect their shins from injuries caused by kicks, collisions, or falls during the game. Shin guards provide a layer of padding and hard material to absorb impact and reduce the risk of serious injuries.
In their everyday life they wear exactly what you would wear.
No
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gloves