approx 4000 yards
No. Commentators just commented on this during Paraguay vs Japan
Mia Hamm: "I am building a fire and every day I train, I add more fuel. At just the right moment, I light the match".
There are normally 11 players on a team at the beginning of a match. But there are exceptions. Let's jump around a bit and perhaps learn some things. The Laws of the Game permit a team to enter a match with a minimum of 7 players. If this team cannot produce more players, it can still begin the match. So 7, 8, 9, or 10 players can begin a game. (The other team doesn't have to play "at reduced strength" just because the first team is short of players.) If a team in a match has one of its players sent off (red carded), it must now "play short" and make do with 10 players. Another send-off will reduce that teams numbers yet again. Should the team be at 7 (either from the start of the match or from "attrition" due to red cards, another red card will mandate the termination of the match. (The team that has fewer than 7 players forfeits the match.) There are other "kinds" of soccer (beach soccer, indoor soccer and such) where the teams begin with 5 or 7 or however many players the governing body sponsoring the match designates. Also, short-sided games can be played in competitions where 5 vs. 5 or 7 vs. 7 or another "set" number of players takes to the field. (And the size of the fields is reduced, either a little or a lot.) The objectives and ideas of the sponsors and the cooperation of the players and teams is blended so that "the essence of the game" can be played in a modified format to fit location, players (their age and/or abilities), or anything else. (Imagine a full-sized soccer field laid out on a sandy beach and two teams of 11 going at it. Probably not cool. Different, but probably not cool.) Some "careful" and "respectful" modifications to the game are made all the time. It's about the players and the spirit of the game. How can a sponsoring organization serve them both? Modifications are permitted for this purpose.
anybody could scored first goal in a soccer.
11 players play for each team in a soccer match (including the goalkeeper.)
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there are 10 to11 players allowed
In a regulation match, a team must have 7 players in order to start a game.
There can as many players as the team wants but the coach can only select 16 players for a match, 11 on field and 5 on the bench. A team is usually allowed to use a maximum number of substitute of 3 players who sit on the bench.
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9 Players on a Soccer Team (In Professional Soccer, teams have 11 Players. In recreational Soccer, a team can haveonly five, seven or nine players on the bench, and can make just three substitutions throughout the match.)
Eleven players are allowed to be in the center circle at the time of the kick-off. That is, all players of the kicking team are allowed to stand anywhere on their half of the field, including in the circle, if they choose. None of the defending team's players (the team NOT taking the initial kick) may be in the circle until the ball has been kicked and has moved forward.
There are 11 players on the pitch at a time, and five players as substitutes on the bench.
In Soccer each side is allowed two substitutes.