Soccer, known as football outside North America, has origins that date back to ancient civilizations, with various forms played as early as the 2nd and 3rd centuries BC. The modern version of soccer was codified in the mid-19th century, around the 1860s. In contrast, Ice Hockey's formal rules were established in the mid-19th century as well, with the first organized game played in Canada in 1875. Therefore, while both sports have early roots, soccer in its various forms predates ice hockey by several centuries.
No ice hockey was invented in the 1892 i think it was
I don't think soccer is rougher than ICE hockey, but i think it is rougher than in-line hockey.
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ice hockey, Canadian ice hockey, Canadian football, basketball, soccer, and baseball. football, basketball, soccer, and baseball.
the most watched sports are ice hockey and soccer
That depends on whether you are referring to Ice Hockey or Field Hockey. Soccer originated with the ancient game of Harpastum, played by the Roman Legions, while Ice Hockey was invented in Canada in the 19th Century. Field Hockey, on the other hand is known to have been played in Ancient Greece at the Olympic Games. There is a monument in the museum at Olympia which depicts two players with typical curved field hockey sticks in a face-off position and a ball between them.
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Ice Hockey and Soccer
Soccer, ice hockey, and brannboll
It's an ice hockey team.
As a coaster to rest your beer on while Ice fishing, eh?
Ice hockey, basketball, and football. Specifically box lacrosse.