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- - - - Soccer's history can be found in ancient cultures when different soccer games were played for fun and religious reasons.
        
        The size of a size soccer ball did not have a perment size; they might change based on the players' preferences.
        
        Each team might have between 7 and 15 members, and the number of players was not defined.
        
        Except for the goalkeeper, who was allowed to use his hands inside the penalty area, players were not permitted to touch the ball with their hands or arms.
        
        The game was played on a field that might be small or large and had no put restrictions or sidelines.
        
        The game was usually self-regulated by the players because there were no referees or officials involved.
        
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    - - Early in the 20th century, when Italian soccer was beginning to gain popularity, Serie A was founded.
        
        In 1898, the first Italian football championship was held, and it was organized by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC).
        
        The championship was a knockout tournament involving regional teams, and it was won by Genoa. The tournament was held annually, and it helped to popularize football in Italy.
        
        In the 1920s, the FIGC decided to create a national soccer league to replace the regional tournaments.
        
        In 1926, the first national football championship was held, and it was won by Roma. The championship was a tournament involving 18 teams from different regions of Italy.
        
        The success of the national championship led to the creation of Serie A in 1929. The league was initially composed of 18 teams, and the first season was won by Ambrosiana-Inter (now known as Inter Milan). The league continued to expand, and by the 1930s, it had become the top professional league in Italy.
        
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- - - - Soccer is an amazing to stay healthy and have your fitness attribute high
        
        This a sport were you run alot in a game An average play has 2.4 touches on the ball in 90 minutes. And an average capacity of running is 8.5 miles
        
        When you run alot and it helps your stamina and lung capacity
        
        This is a sport were you also gain muscle especially on the legs as players are constantly kicking, jumping, and running.
        
        Overall soccer is a great way to improve you agility and balance because players need to move quickly and change direction often
        
        Playing soccer can also help to improve social skills, as it requires communication, teamwork, and cooperation with others.
        
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- - - - The continent of Europe is typically seen as the home of modern soccer, and it continues to be an area of soccer talent and passion.
        
        The top teams and athletes in the world frequently represent European countries like Spain, Italy, Germany, and England, all of which have highly competitive professional leagues.
        
        Soccer in south america is very competitive with many of the game's most legendary players coming from countries such as Brazil and Argentina.
        
        With players like Diego Maradona and Ronaldinho exciting fans with their trick skill, South American soccer is known for its excitement in skill and creativity.
        
        African countries like Cameroon, Nigeria, and Senegal have achieved success on the global stage, and the continent has also produced some of the most fascinating players in the world.
        
        Soccer in Africa is known for being strong and athletic, with players frequently using power and speed to outmatch their opponents.
        
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- - - - This is an official who helps the Main ref in important decisions in the game that could turn the whole game around
        
        Such as an Offside goal or just in general an offside situation It could determine if the player should be sent off and also it can determine a penalty
        
        There are some situations were the VAR could not determine anything
        
        Such as a free kick if there is a foul on the top of the box and the ref lets the play continue and not call anything he cannot stop the game and check because it was not in the box and he cant call the free kick even if it was
        
        He could also get called and to check the VAR if he gave a player a yellow card but it has potential to be a red card
        
        So he could overturn a yellow card