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..the game is sometimes known as 'Association Football' to distinguish it from other football games like..
"Soccer" is an abbreviation of Association Football, a form of football originally codified by the Football Association when it was formed in 1863..
Association Football (aka Soccer) was invented in England.
The rules of association football were codified in England by the Football Association in 1863.
Association Football.
The full name for "soccer" is "Association Football," which is so called to differentiate it from other games called Football. Association Football has so many syllables that it has been shortened to "Football." Then when Americans made there own football they renamed it soccer. Americans and Americans only call it soccer
Soccer comes from Association Football, if they just called it football then it would get mixed up with American football. Association Football is abbreviated assoc which then changed to soccer. I call it football
"Soccer" is an abbreviation of Association Football, a form of football originally codified by the Football Association when it was formed in 1863..
Soccer is said to have its origins in Rural England. Officially, Association Football, or Soccer, was established in 1872 by the English Football Association.
Association Football (aka Soccer) was invented in England.
It's from the word 'association' as in 'football association.'It originated in England with Association Football.
is a series of association football games Federation International Football Association FIFA is the international football association
The rules of association football were codified in England by the Football Association in 1863.
In England, soccer is called football (association football).
It was called "association football", which then was shortened to "Assoc" which then turned to "Soccer"
Federation Internationale de Football Association. Soccer. They're the head of almost everything that has to do with soccer.
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