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How are soccer and football different?
Well, it depends on where are you from. In America what is called soccer, everywhere else in world is called football. And what American call it football, its called American football everywhere else. It might have got lil bit messi... leave it I m assuming u are an American. 1. football is oval, soccer ball is round. 2. in football, u mainly use hand to carry ball, n soccer u cant carry ball with hand (unless u are keeper) 3. in football its point system, in football its goal. this is enough for starter. hehe
How is the best playur in the world at football?
the best football player in the world is messi......he is very different.....
Why do the oceans have different names but are connected?
They are given different names to help distinguish where in the world they are.
Why do they call football football?
Because in Britain & most places in the world it is a game played by kicking a ball with feet. Rugby football is different. American football, & indeed Aussie Rules football are also different. But they are derived from Football.
How many times have the paraguay national football team qualified for the round of 16 in the world cup?
3
What happens after group stages of the football world cup?
The round of 16 then quarter finals then semi finals and then the final
What are the different names for an astronaut in different parts of the world?
restrunts afredes gredeased
What are the names of the Brazilian football team playing in the world cup 2010?
i dont know where 2 look
Tell you the names of the countries who had different names before world war 1 and now they have different names?
yes they were loser war 1 and loser war 2
Which countries had different names after World War 1?
A lot.
How many different football team endings are there in the world?
which football team has strikers from paraguay, brazil ,togo, argentina and zimbabwe?
Different Names for sun in the world?
Some different names for the sun around the world are "Sol" in Spanish, "Surya" in Hindi, and "Taiyang" in Mandarin. These names reflect the cultural diversity and significance of the sun in various societies.
