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What has changed in soccer?

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Soccer in the U.S. is the same kind of soccer as celebrated around the globe. The only difference is in the penalty shots. They have the abnormal "shoot outs", in which players have a cartain amount of seconds to transport the ball as close as possible to the goal and beat the goalkeeper to score.

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They used to play with a ball of some sort and they could push each other down and tackle each other.

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