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If the ball is moving kick it if it goes out you can not play it, and the team who kicked it out doesn't throw the ball in the opposite team does!

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Soccer has evolved in a number of ways since the 1800's. There are a great many more rules to soccer now than back then for example.

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Were did soccer start?

In England, in the 1800s.


What nation created soccer?

Soccer (some call it football) originated in England in the 1800s.


Who invented soccer cleats?

James Strogonaski invented the early soccer balls in the 1800s


How did American football grow?

It is said that football evolved from rugby and rugby evolved from soccer


What is England popular for?

ruling most of the world in the 1800s


Did they play soccer in 1800s?

Yes they did. It was being played hundreds of years before that.


What toys did they have in the 1800s?

children had soccer balls, baseballs, and dolls


What sports were around early 1800s?

There was baseball, cricket, soccer, and probably some others There was baseball, cricket, soccer, and probably some others


What were the most entertaining sports of the 1800s?

Probably basketball and soccer. Maybe rugby union.


Which football players were famous in 1800?

No-one of course, cause soccer wasn't invented in the '1800s.


Modern soccer evolved from what popular sport?

Quite the contrary. Most popular team sports today evolved from soccer, not the other way around. This includes American football. That is how our nations most popular sport got it's name. It started as football (soccer) which is the common term around the world. Soccer can be traced to the year 200 AD in China.


What are games played during the 1800s can be easily played now?

baseball,basketball,football.polo,rugbe and soccer