The first substitute in international football was made on April 15, 1889, following the failure of Wales' picked goalkeeper, Jim Trainer, Alf Pugh started the match and played for 20 minutes, before Sam Gillam took over from him.
Substitutions were first permitted during the qualifying phases of the 1954 World Cup, the first ever substitute being Horst Eckel of West Germany, who played in the match against Saarland national football team in 1953.
when were subs first used in English football
Same as subs from other nations. The first German U-Boats, such as U1 (launched in 1906) which originated from a batch of subs sold to Russia during the Russo-Japanese War in 1904 had one torpedo tube. By WWII some subs had 6 tubes, plus a deck gun.
In the EPL...3 Subs Universally in the main its also 3 subs
Subs (Submarines).
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11 players...11 subs (allowed to use 3 subs) Thats the case at Football World Cup anyway
when were subs first used in English football
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3 per team in a game
There are 16 players on a team 11 play football and 5 of them are subs.
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In a professional football game it starts with 11 people on each team (not including subs)
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they is 11 with 6 subs hi its jay bleasdale how many goalkeepers in a football team how many goal keepers in a football team
7 unless freindly then 10 i think