Yes.
Like basketball or other team sports, when a team has possesion of the ball, the whole team plays offence. however, there are designated players who have a more relevant role when the team attacks, usually between 1 and 3 players
Soccer Players. The field is much larger, and endurance is a much larger factor in soccer. Soccer games are also MUCH longer than basketball games, no matter what level you're playing in. Also, there are only 3 substitutions allowed the whole soccer match as opposed to unlimited in basketball. Basketball players run an average of 5 miles per game while soccer players run 7 miles per game.
Yes, you need to have education to be a soccer player because the leaders of the soccer teams would not only take you and play with just because your good, no they would see if you have education to take you and become a professional soccer player.
There can only be 11 players on the pitch.
The goalie is the only player who can use his hands during play in soccer.
In the sport of American football, there are eleven starting players on each team.
Well, it depends what you mean. Football players have alot more then 14 players, but only 11 are aloud on the field. Either laccrosse or soccer have 14 players to a team, i think.
The title for best soccer player in the world currently belongs to Lionel Messi from Argentina. Messi is only 23 and is already being talked about as one of the best soccer players to EVER play the game.
Because the Olympics only allow 2 professional soccer players on the team.
11 players on a soccer team not including coalie.There can as many players as the team wants but the coach can only select 16 players for a match, 11 on field and 5 on the bench.
Soccer. Not only is the game longer (90 minutes, compared to 48 minutes of football) but most if not all players stay on the field the entire game, and with the exception of the goalkeeper are almost always running.
The Laws of the Game define one (and only one) position: the Goalkeeper. Many coaches will say that there are no positions in soccer, because the players are not limited to only certain parts of the playing field; 'positions' are just strategical guidelines.