Football (soccer) started as a pro game much sooner and has been marketed world wide
Rugby players because they get more recognition
13 ... there are 13 players in rugby league and 15 players on a rugby union team
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Most likely football,rugby
basket ball players do and football players and rugby players do
they are people that perform sports like football players, rugby players, tennis players etc.
That depends on which form of football is being played. American football 11 players per team = 22 Association football 11 players per team = 22 Canadian football 12 players per team = 24 Rugby league football 13 players per team = 26 Rugby union football 15 players per team = 30 Gaelic football 15 players per team = 30 Australian Rules football 18 players team = 36
Rugby is a football code, so there is no difference. However, it is different from other football codes:Association football: the hands cannot be used, and goals are used instead of scoring zones.American football: the ball can be passed forward, and rules regarding the post-tackle situation are different.Gaelic football: several alterations in the goal, and methods of scoring and playing.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------In Rugby game each team has 15 players, but American football has 11 players. additional point, in American football players always use pads protect themselves but Rugby players don't use this!
The football association was formed and outlawed handling the ball. The players of the time split from the FA and formed the Rugby Football Union
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