2. SOCCER IN MATHS
HOLIDAY HOMEWORK

3. SIZE OF A SOCCER FIELD Between 100 yards to 130 yards (90m to 120m)
Width must be 50 yards

5.   11 Players can play in a football match, 10 of which play outfield and 1 as the goalkeeper. 24 Players can be selected as the squad for the match. Depending on the league and country, a different amount of substitutions can be made during the match.  unless special rules are applied, you are allowed 3 substitutions during the match. Exceptions can be made but only if the player is seriously injured.  , Of course, red cards mean the end of the match for a player, and they cannot be replaced. If the number of players on the field gets too low, the referee can abandon the match at any time to be replayed later on. 

6. Numbers of Positions in a Team

7. GOAL POST
The inner edges of the posts must be 7.32 metres (8 yd) apart, and the lower edge of the crossbar must be 2.44 metres (8 ft) above the ground. Nets are usually placed behind the goal, though are not required by the Laws.

9. LENGTH, WIDTH, WEIGHT Size 3 Size 4 Size 5
Size 3 balls are the smallest balls and are generally used for children under the age of 8
These balls are generally inches in circumference and weigh between ounces
Size 4
Size 4 balls are used for players between the ages of 8-12
Size 4 balls weigh between ounces and have a circumference of inches
Size 5
This is the international standard match ball for all ages 12 and older, including all adult play
The size 5 ball weighs between ounces with a circumference of inches

10. Time Of Game Total 90 minutes
Half time is 45 minutes. There are two halfs 1st half and 2nd half =90
There is extra time which is given to bath half's for 2 minutes or till 8 minutes

11. How Numbers are used in SOCCER
Football jersey numbers
Numbered shirts were first worn in professional football by English clubs Arsenal and Sheffield Wednesday in August At that time, starting players were wearing numbers 1 to 11 according to their positions on the field, and higher numbers for substitutes.

12. Fixed numbers assigned to each player, called squad numbers, for the duration of a competition was introduced first during the 1954 World Cup. 40 years later, The Football Association (governing body of English football) abandoned the required use of 1-11 for the starters and squad numbers became the rules during the English Premier League season. Nowadays most of the top football leagues in the world adopted the squad numbers system.

13. FAMOUS SOCCER
JERSEY NUMBERS

14. Jersey Number 7
7 – the number seven, dedicated traditionally to right wingers (Luis Figo, Marc Overmars, Pierre Littbarski, Garrincha), has been worn also by many brilliant forward like Raul, Claudio Caniggia, Pato, David Villa, Bebeto or Shevchenko.
But number 7 jersey became iconic in one club particularly: Manchester United. Indeed, many players who have worn this number marked the history of the Red Devils like George Best, Bryan Robson, Eric Cantona, David Beckham and recently Cristiano Ronaldo

15. Jersey Number 9
9 – the number nine football jersey is worn by pure strikers, deadly anywhere near the penalty area and brilliant finishers. Ronaldo de Lima, Romario, Gabriel Batistuta, Marco Van Basten, Samuel Eto’o and Alan Shearer are some of the great footballers who donned the number 9 shirt.  .

16. 10 – on the shirts of all football teams in the world, there is a number that is more prestigious than all the others, the No. 10. Mythical, this number is usually reserved for the most skillful player of the team.
The most iconic footballers in history like Pelé, Diego Maradona, Zinedine Zidane, Michel Platini, Ferenc Puskás and Messi today wore or wear the legendary number 10
Jersey Number 10

17. Methods of assigning
JERSEY NUMBER

18. Different methods to assign a shirt number to a player exist:
Assignment by football position
The jersey number traditionally denotes the position of a soccer player. Despite the establishment of squad numbers, jerseys 1 to 11 are often given to the first choice line-up according to their positions on the field.
Below is the traditional numbering of players in a modern formation:

19. 1 – Goalkeeper
2 – Right fullback 3 – Left fullback 4 – Centre back 5 –Centre back 6 – Defending/Holding midfielder 7 – Right midfielder/wingers 8 – Central/Box-to-box midfielder 9 – Striker 10 – Attacking midfielder/Playmaker 11 – Left midfielder/wingers

20. BEST IN THE WORLD
Best In THE WORLD