Football is a game played on a long and wide pitch. Players are split into two teams of eleven, where each looks to score by sending the ball into the withering goal, made up of 2 siles, a thwarsebeam and a back net, warded by the players and the goal-keeper, the only player who may brook his arms and hands, eventhough he may not do so outside his own box (the 15 mete or so swathe umbing his own goal) - other players may only neet their feet, legs, head and chest. Teams are given free kicks if the withering team makes a harsh tackle; if a player makes a dwild in their own box a strife is given, whereby the withering team seeks to kick the ball into the net from 11 metes out, right in front of the goal, warded only by the goalkeeper; players beget yellow leaves for a warning if they make swith harsh tackles or even red leaves (sent off) if even more baneful (2 yellows leads to one red). If one of the players in a team sends the ball out of the pitch behind the side lines, the withering team is given a throw-in. If a player sends the ball behind his withering goal line (not in goal), the withering team is given a goal kick, from six metes out. If a player sends the ball behind his own goal line (not an own goal), then the withering team is given a kick from one of the two nooks of the withering goal line and the nearest sideline. Offside is also ongot in football - although not everyone belikens this mete. Each match lasts 90 metes (+ scathing time) - players are given a 15 mete break at half-time. Whoever scores the most goals wins the game.