No.
the rules
Rules for goalkeepers and offsides have been changed.
What happened was that at the time it was called football but it was actually played like soccer. When they changed the rules to football (which then made it more like rugby), they kept the old football rules and just called that sport soccer.
Like any sport, rules in soccer do change, so they have changed lots of times since the game was first given formal rules.
There are 17 rules in soccer. They can be found in the FIFA Laws of the Game. www.fifa.com/mm/document/affederation/federation/lotg_en_55753.pdf
men play men's soccer and women play women's soccer.
International rules are not adjusted for women. The Laws of the Game and sanctions for violations are defined in FIFA's publication: The Laws of the Game. www.fifa.com/mm/document/affederation/federation/lotg_en_55753.pdf
The soccer rules are made by F.I.F.A, they can only change them.
There are 17 laws that outline the rules of Association Football (soccer).
not soccer man.football.
Women's soccer is in a different league to the men's soccer. Women use a soccer ball that is the same size as the men's soccer ball.
It depends on what you consider official. Soccer was played at universities in Europe as far back as 1815. Eton College established a specific set of rules. Soccer was played at a lot of colleges in the US in 1820, but there were no intercollegiate games, and the rules changed quite often. Soccer was first considered an official sport of the Olympics starting in 1904.