Probably because in the USA the single word 'football' is more commonly connected with 'American Football' rather than with "association football" - also known as 'soccer'.
In those countries where another brand of football is much more popular than soccer, those more popular football games are what those regions call "football". There are many of them.
'Soccer' was originally a slang name for the game played in accordance with Rules set by The Football Association in England, where the game is sometimes still formally called 'Association Football', perhaps as a way of distinguishing it from other forms of football including American, Australian Rules, Gaelic and Rugby, to name a few.
Soccer.
In Argentina they call it by it's correct name... Football
UK- football pitch. US- soccer pitch, soccer field.
soccer is football with a little booty
Most likely football, the name in pretty much everywhere other than North America. Soccer is only used to distinguish the game from American Football, what people think of when you say football in NA.
Football means soccer everywhere except the US, Canada and Australia.
Football means soccer everywhere except the US, Canada and Australia.
yes it is
yes it is. ;)
In the USA you have American football and soccer.
soccer! It was called fut-ball it was called football
The Football league in the US is known as Major League Soccer or MLS for short.