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Friction is essential for Walking and other movement. So obviously it is of paramount importance in football. Without friction, A player can't grip the ball, the ground pr other players. Running, which is the base of football, doesnt exist without friction. Hence, no friction = no football.
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to name a few: Snowboarding skiing bobsledding dog sledding, Bowling, and just about any sport in some way.
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