USA, Australia, South Africa, and parts of Canada.
Also Ireland (where they also have Gaelic football), and sometimes in New Zealand, where rugby union is the national sport and is often referred to simply as "football."
the answer to this question is soccer. soccer is a popular sport in italy. but they call it football. since they dont have football. only the U.S.A. has it.
Roman Italy invented the game we now call soccer or football.
The sport that Americans call "Football" as played by the NFL is called "Football Americano" in Italy. The sport that Americans call "Soccer" as sanctioned by FIFA is called "Calcio" in Italy.
Soccer ( Football ) is the most popular sport in Italy. The team's name is the "Azzurri" or "squadra azzurra" for their blue shirts
football which they call soccer! football to them is soccer!
Soccer comes from Association Football, if they just called it football then it would get mixed up with American football. Association Football is abbreviated assoc which then changed to soccer. I call it football
Only Americans call soccer...soccer! (everywhere else it is known as football)
the answer is football
their both right because U.S.A call soccer and England call football
Americans call soccer soccer, and football football!
"American football" is what football is called in England. This is because the names "associated football" and "football" are already used for soccer.
They call it football.