Everyone can score a goal. It's even possible to shoot at the referee and have the ball ricochet into the goal.
It's a common occurrence for teams in dire straits (about to be eliminated or relegated) to send forward their goalkeeper (typically a tall player) to try and win a header in last minute corner or freekicks.
Some central defenders are so good in the air that they always go forward for these occasions and out-score some strikers, which is the case of Nicolas Otamendi.
Wing defenders haven't been nailed to their defensive duties since the 1980s, when they started participating in supporting their teams' attacking runs, providing safe backward pass options for the wing midfielders, and once the wing defender has the ball, he can cross or make a long shot. Good examples are Roberto Carlos, Fábio Coentrão and Carlos Secretário.
A lot of central midfielders are very good with long shots, either with power or with good placement.
The main job of the forward is to drive the counter-attack (with the support of midfielders) and usually to adopt an offensive role, particularly through the scoring of goals.
I watch football but I don't really know how many play the role of midfielders.
Goalkeeper, defenders/backfielders, midfielders, and forwards/strikers
ones that play soccer im guessing?
4 of tham but in soccer games like power soccer fifa you can change it around but it is manly 4 in the midfild
The striker in soccer also known as the forward, is the player that is in charge of scoring and staying up the field to receive passes from the midfielders. they have to have a good sprinting speed to catch fast balls and or to beat the defenders of the opposite team. most of the time the fstrikers score the goals.
11 Players on Each Team Forwards, Midfielders, Defenders, and one goalie
Four defenders, Four Midfielders, and 2 attackers/strikers.
Yes, midfielders can go past the halfway line in soccer. In fact, they are expected to contribute both defensively and offensively, supporting their team in various areas of the field.
It depends on the particular team's setup. Teams may use any number of midfielders, theoretically up to 10 (one player must be designated as the goalkeeper).
A defender is very important position in football. They are the last line of defense in front of the goal and responsible for keeping out strikers and goals. They also bring the ball foward and assist the midfielders when the team attacks.
Some positions are defender, goalkeeper, sweeper (which goes behind the defenders), midfielders, strikers or forwards, and stoppers (which goes in front of the defenders but behind the midfielders).