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annual confederation-wide tournament
balls are standardized for
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balls are standardized for
kids
radiation
size
adults
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annual confederation-wide tournament
Champions League
Champion's League
Champion Liga
Champions' League
3
aggregate
act of aggression between ref and player
negotiate
a heating system under the pitch
combined score of matches between two teams in a two-legged match.
4
It's a duty of any teacher to know some basic rules of football.
True
False
5
empty space between the fullback and the central defender
channel
Versace
Chanel
Gucci
6
attacker
striker
stroll
a criminal violating the onlookers
any player close to the opposing team's goal line
7
matches in which spectators are not present. May be imposed as a form of sanction for clubs
behind closed drawers
behind closed windows
behind closed wardrobes
behind closed doors
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pass between teammates, in which one player uses their heel to propel the ball backwards to another player.
backheal
backheel
blackhail
blackheel
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academy
Young players are contracted to the club and trained to a high standard,
model used by some professional clubs for youth development.
some will develop into professional footballers.
some clubs provide academic as well as footballing education
10
apertura and clausura
the traditional August–May season is divided into two
It's Spanish for opening and closing
format employed by several football leagues in Latin America
format employed by several football leagues in Asia
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barras bravas
organised supporters
hooligans
like Ultras
Latin American groups
12
player chosen to lead a team
soldier
general
captain
sergeant
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There are players with the ability to influence the game both defensively and offensively.
False
True
14
arena football
mock name for a bullfight
a six-a-side
he ball can be played directly off the wall
variant of association football adapted for play in an arena
15
armband
a severe punishment
means of preventing injury
a badge meaning handicapped
worn by a team's captain, to signify that role
16
spherical object normally kicked around by football players.
a pig's head
an egg
a balloon
a ball
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assistant referee
a personal shopper
assists the referee
helps control the match
an official
18
ball boys, ball girls
they play ballgames at the edge
they are male or female kids
they help retrieve balls
stationed around the edge of pitch
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assist
it leads to a goal being scored
a secretary
a marketing expert of a team
a pass
20
rule introduced into the Laws of the Game in 1992 to help speed up play
a back up
peep
a back-pass rule
watch on
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advantage
a player is fouled, but play is allowed to continue
decision made by the referee during a game
financial support
French influence on a club
22
when a player scores two goals in a single match
a duplicate
a Doppelganger
a double shot
a brace
23
markings on the shortest side of the pitch
byline
airline
end line
online
24
anti-football
nickname for basketball
pejorative term for a particularly robust and defensive style of play.
password to the team chat
armball
25
a term used when a player has represented a national team and as a consequence is ineligible to play for another.
cap-tied
McTie
cat's tie
sec tide
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young player who, in addition to his football training, is expected to perform menial tasks such as cleaning the boots
boot boy
an underdog
a boxman
a servant
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balls are manufactured to the specifications set in the
Constitution
Roman Law
Name of The Game
Laws of the Game
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balls are standardized for
smell
weight
material
size
29
secret and unauthorised payment, used as a financial incentive to help a transfer go through
a side effect
a bribe
a blackmail
a bung
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awarded to the player voted the best in world football
Ball d'Or
Ballon d'Or
Tour de France
Bocuse d'Or
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area on the edge of the pitch where a team's substitutes and coaches sit is a bench
False
True
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act of noting the offender in a cautionable offence, which results in a yellow card.
looking
footing
booking
stopping
