There are 18 players that are fielded/playing at any one time.
It has been the practice for quite some time for AFL [Australian Football teams] to top list 25 players as being available. Over generations of the Australian football game, the number of players 'in reserve' has changed immensely. For many decades, the team was permitted only 2 in reserve, but with the ruling that once they came on, they had to stay on - there was no 'interchange'. The interchange allowance rule came about 40 years ago, initially with only the two, but then soon permitted 4 interchange players. That has also gradually increased.
The key element, however, is that for generations now, there has been only 18 players permissable on field at any one time, although one large association used to play only 16, but that was rarely followed by any other leagues
When the AFL wanted to better promote the game internationally, especially to accommodate the smaller overseas fields, smaller markets and the smaller following, playing numbers in various countries have been reduced to 15 players and, thereafter, to as few as 9 players per side (to my knowledge).
Of course, even within Australia, many of the locals or people on picnics, etc., will knock up mock games with as many as they have available, and simply shorten the field.
As it is unclear, based on category placement, etc., exactly what is meant in the question, or in what context it is meant, I will simply speak as an 'Australian Rules' adherent:
There would be literally, millions playing the game, worldwide, or who have played it at some stage of their lives!
As for those who are currently on official AFL listings, I wouldn't know, but the figure is transient and is in constant flux anyway.
A total of 22 players play at a time in a football match, 11 players in a team.
There are 15 players from each team on the field during a rugby union match.
In cricket, there are 11 players from each team on the field at the start of a match. This includes fielders, a bowler, and a wicketkeeper.
11. One goalkeeper, 10 outfield players, and 7 substitutes on the bench, 3 substitutions permitted per team per match.
Each team has 15 players, so there would be 30 players in total at the start of the match.
11 players in a team.
11 players on a soccer team not including coalie.There can as many players as the team wants but the coach can only select 16 players for a match, 11 on field and 5 on the bench.
There are six players on the court during a match.6
There are eleven players on the field from each team.
I was watching Mexican football, and the winning team had 12 players on the field.
There can as many players as the team wants but the coach can only select 16 players for a match, 11 on field and 5 on the bench. A team is usually allowed to use a maximum number of substitute of 3 players who sit on the bench.
There are 11 Players in 1 team, and the other team have 11 Players as well. So altogether there are 22 Players in a football match (not inculding subs).