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-Soccer is played with two teams of equal number of players, usually from 5 to 11 players.  The object for each team is to control a ball and place it into the opposing team's net. The team that scores the most of goals wins. Players may control the ball with any part of their body except hands and arms, with the exception of the goalkeeper, who may handle the ball with hands or arms within a certain penalty area in front of the net that he is guarding.
+Soccer is played with two teams of equal number of players, usually from 5 to 11 players. The object for each team is to control a ball and place it into the opposing team's net. The team that scores the most of goals wins. Players may control the ball with any part of their body except hands and arms, with the exception of the goalkeeper, who may handle the ball with hands or arms within a certain penalty area in front of the net that he is guarding.
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-Contact between opposing players with the intent of causing harm to a player or disrupting his team's strategy is not allowed. A referee observes the game and stops play for any fouls, and  will order a free kick of the ball from the spot where the foul is committed. A foul committed by a player in his own penalty area results in a penalty kick from a designated spot in front of the goalkeeper and the goal. Fouls may also be given for unsportsmanlike conduct. A referee may also "book" a player for a malicious foul by awarding a yellow card (a caution), or a red card for more serious offenses or two yellow cards  A red card results in the player's expulsion from the game, in which case the ejected player cannot be replaced.
+Contact between opposing players with the intent of causing harm to a player or disrupting his team's strategy is not allowed. A referee observes the game and stops play for any fouls, and will order a free kick of the ball from the spot where the foul is committed. A foul committed by a player in his own penalty area results in a penalty kick from a designated spot in front of the goalkeeper and the goal. Fouls may also be given for unsportsmanlike conduct. A referee may also "book" a player for a malicious foul by awarding a yellow card (a caution), or a red card for more serious offenses or two yellow cards A red card results in the player's expulsion from the game, in which case the ejected player cannot be replaced.
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-Free kicks may be awarded if a player or players is found to be offside (when offenders place themselves ahead of the ball as well as the last opposing field player. The offside rule is to prevent players from camping out in front of an opponent's net.  A throw-in will occur when a ball has traveled past the sideline of the playing field.  It is thrown back into play by the team whose opponent last touched the ball.  Goal kicks to put a ball back into play by the goalie will occur when a ball has traveled beyond the end line of the field and the opposing team is the last to touch it and corner kicks, where a ball that has traveled beyond the end line is kicked back into play from the nearest corner flag by a field player whose opponent last touched it.
+Free kicks may be awarded if a player or players is found to be offside (when offenders place themselves ahead of the ball as well as the last opposing field player. The offside rule is to prevent players from camping out in front of an opponent's net. A throw-in will occur when a ball has traveled past the sideline of the playing field. It is thrown back into play by the team whose opponent last touched the ball. Goal kicks to put a ball back into play by the goalie will occur when a ball has traveled beyond the end line of the field and the opposing team is the last to touch it and corner kicks, where a ball that has traveled beyond the end line is kicked back into play from the nearest corner flag by a field player whose opponent last touched it.
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 '''BASIC POSITIONS''': The number of players who play on the field varies greatly by age and league,
 and can range from 5 per team to a maximum of 11 per team.
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 '''GOALKEEPER'''
-There is always just one Goalkeeper per team.  The Goalie's job is to defend his team's
+There is always just one Goalkeeper per team. The Goalie's job is to defend his team's
-goal and he usually stays close to his goal.  You can identify the Goalie because he
+goal and he usually stays close to his goal. You can identify the Goalie because he
-wears a different colored shirt or a vest over his shirt.  As long as he is in the "Penalty
+wears a different colored shirt or a vest over his shirt. As long as he is in the "Penalty
 Box" he can use his hands to pick up the ball, but if he comes out of the Penalty Box he
-cannot use his hands.  Except for Throw-ins and to pick up the ball in Re-start situations,
+cannot use his hands. Except for Throw-ins and to pick up the ball in Re-start situations,
 the Goalie is the only player who can legally use his hands.
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 '''DEFENDERS'''
-Fullbacks play closest to their goal (which is the goal their Goalie defends).  Along with
+Fullbacks play closest to their goal (which is the goal their Goalie defends). Along with
-the Goalie, they have the primary job of stopping the opponents from scoring.  However, to
+the Goalie, they have the primary job of stopping the opponents from scoring. However, to
-a degree, every player should be a defender when the opponent has the ball.  One way to
+a degree, every player should be a defender when the opponent has the ball. One way to
 teach this is by teaching the concepts of "First Defender" and "Second Defender".
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 '''MIDFIELDERS'''
-The Midfielders play between the Fullbacks and the Forwards.  They are often in the middle
+The Midfielders play between the Fullbacks and the Forwards. They are often in the middle
-third of the field.  There can be offensive midfielders who play closer to the Forwards
+third of the field. There can be offensive midfielders who play closer to the Forwards
 and defensive midfielders who play closer to the fullbacks.
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 '''FORWARDS'''
 Forwards play closer to the opponent's goal, which is the goal guarded by the opposing
-Goalie.  The forwards are the primary scorers, although midfielders sometimes score and
+Goalie. The forwards are the primary scorers, although midfielders sometimes score and
 at older ages, fullbacks even occasionally score.
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 Link to pictures of referee hand signals
 http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/corshamref/sub/files/soccersignals1.pdf
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-To steal the ball. Mostly done while standing.  Bring your foot forward to intercept the ball and keep a hold of it.
+To steal the ball. Mostly done while standing. Bring your foot forward to intercept the ball and keep a hold of it.
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-<!-- 10. Write a one page report on a famous soccer player. Discuss why they are or are not a good Christian role model.  -->
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 Mia Hamm, David Beckham, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar JR, Luis Suarez, Ronaldinho, Pele, Diego Maradona
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-Mia Hamm, David Beckham,Lionel Messi,Cristiano Ronaldo,Neymar JR,Luis Suarez
+Mia Hamm, David Beckham, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar JR, Luis Suarez, Ronaldinho, Pele, Diego Maradona
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