association football
Let an agent handle association football by rules, competitions, clubs, participation, safety and governance, with sourced data.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle association football by rules, competitions, clubs, participation, safety and governance, with sourced data.
A team sport played between two teams of eleven players who try to score by getting a ball into the opposing goal, mainly using the feet, governed by the IFAB Laws of the Game and FIFA; also played in variants such as futsal, street, beach and walking football.
What it is for: Sport, recreation, community and professional competition.
It can be explain the Laws of the Game; find competitions, clubs and results; find places to play, including walking football; report abuse and safeguarding concerns.
Distinguishing features
Played mainly with the feet
Most popular sport worldwide
Governed by IFAB and FIFA
Many variants
What it looks like
Players on a rectangular pitch with goals, a ball and referees.
Physical character
match length: 90 minutes - two halves of 45
How it is recognised
Eleven-a-side teams
Goals and penalty areas
American and Australian football are different codes
Related models
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is governed by - bodies
includes - competitions
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In practice
Families and kinds
eleven-a-side football
futsal
beach football
street football
walking football
Standards and regulation
IFAB Laws of the Game
FIFA and confederation regulations
Safeguarding rules in youth football
Failure modes and hazards
Head injuries and concussion
Discriminatory abuse
Ticket scams
Also called
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Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Rules Laws of the Game.
Rules decide play.
Laws
IFAB.
Laws
Laws of the Game.
- What does the Law of the Game say about this situation? provenance
- Has the law changed recently? provenance
VAR
Video review.
VAR
Video assistant referee.
- When can VAR intervene, according to the protocol? provenance
- Is it used in this competition? provenance
Competition Leagues and cups.
Data need sources.
Results
Official data.
Results
Results.
- What are the official results and standings? provenance
- Which body publishes them? provenance
Tickets
Official sales.
Tickets
Tickets.
- Where are official tickets sold? provenance
- How can scams be avoided? action
Playing Participation.
Everyone can play.
Clubs
Local football.
Clubs
Local clubs.
- Where can someone play locally, including walking or disability football? provenance
- How can they join? action
Health
Concussion.
Health
Head injuries.
- What do concussion guidelines advise after a head injury? provenance
- When should medical help be sought? boundary
Integrity Respect.
Abuse must be reported.
Abuse
Discrimination.
Abuse
Discriminatory abuse.
- How can racist or discriminatory abuse be reported to the club, league or police? action
- Is anyone at immediate risk? boundary
Safeguarding
Youth football.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding.
- How can a safeguarding concern in youth football be reported? action
- Which body handles it? provenance
What the second pass must settle
- Should variants be separate entries?
- How should competitions be linked?
- How should regional names such as soccer be handled?