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We crawled along the ventilation shaft until we were near the exhaust vent.

The Football Association Cup, a soccer tournament, was first organized in 1871.

British sailors, traders, and workers, carried the game with them around the world. 

We crawled through the yard and hopped into our escape car.

 I grabbed the documents from the filing cabinet and put them in my bag

The red lights above us started spinning around and flashing red.

The tournament which is still played today, finishes at Wembley Stadium in London.

After we escaped, we looked at the documents and saw that they were ungraded school papers.

We crawled onto the elevator and began climbing up the elevator shaft.

After its organization, soccer spread rapidly through England. 

In Europe, Germans, Austrians, and Italians quickly took to the sport. 

About the end of the nineteenth century, soccer spread across the globe. 

In 1872, the first international game took place at Glasgow between all-star teams. 

We might have been crushed by the elevator, but we jumped through a ventilation shaft.

The guard fell on the ground and we crept into the elevator.

We ran toward the generator and snuck under the bridge.

Around 1888, regular league play was begun in many areas of the country.