What is regulation time in soccer?

Answer 1

The minimum is 90 minutes with two 45 minute halves. The referee will often add extra time at the end of half one and the end of the games because of substitutions and injuries that can usually be around 2-5 minutes each.

Answer 2

"Regulation time" is the standard game duration -- two 45-minute halves for standard adult play -- plus any "stoppage time" (the clock runs continuously during each half, but the referee keeps track of any stoppage of play (ball out of bounds, injuries, etc). At the end of the second half, the referee extends game play to allow for "stoppage time")

In standard play, games may end in a tie. But in cases where a game cannot end in a draw (elimination tournaments), a tied game is extended for two 15-minute periods, called "extra time".

If a game is still tied at the end of extra time, it goes to a "penalty shootout" (heads-up match of one kicker vs the goalkeeper). The teams take turns shooting from the penalty mark, for a total of five shots each. If the game is still tied after five shots each, it goes to "sudden death". The teams continue to take turns shooting, but the first to score wins.

Answer 3

It takes like 7 to 12 minutes per quarter or half. It usually takes like almost a half an hour to a hour. ?@.<tQQtav>.@?

Answer 4

45 minutes a half, two halves, with a 5 minute half time.

Answer 5

90 minutes