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How did they play soccer?
they kicked the ball into the net
What shapes can a soccer ball make as it is kicked?
what do you mean? it depends the way you kick it. Most of the time it's kicked in a straight line and other times, it's kicked in a curved shape or parabola, because you're not capable to kick it straight.
The first world cup soccer match is kicked off in 1950?
No. The first FIFA World Cup was held in 1930.
What is the most goals a kid has scored in one soccer game?
I have socorred 17 goals in a single soccer game
What led to the start of the game of football?
Soccer in Europe which I love soccer pro at it.
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