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Pretty much any outdoor field sport requires cleats (there are different types for each sport, I think). This includes soccer, football, Field Hockey, boys and girls Lacrosse, softball, Baseball, and rugby (there are probably more I can't think of).
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Athletes wear cleats on baseball and soccer shoes to provide extra traction on wet or slippery surfaces. The cleat also facilitates a rapid change in direction which is important in the game of soccer. There are round, bladed and hard ground cleats used by athletes in the game of soccer.
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