football

Definitions

(Noun) a sport involving two competing teams (usually 11 a side in formal competition) vying for possession of a single, round, inflated ball, with the intent of moving it down field and placing the ball in the other team's goal (allowable methods for moving the ball depend on which variation is played, which is situated at the opposite end of the field from their own goal.
In one variation of this competition, the ball can be moved via kicking, throwing and catching, and carrying in hand and arm. This form also has different variations with different rules, the most popular being rugby (played in most of the world and particularly popular in countries once colonized by Great Britain), Australian rules football (for the most part only played in Australia), and American rules football (most popular in Canada and the United States).
In the other major variation (more popular worldwide), the football is controlled and moved using any part of the body except for the hands and arms. A few similar forms of this variation are played worldwide with the only differences being number of players to a side and a few other, minor rule changes (ex: futsal, beach football, etc.)

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(Noun) The most popular sport in Italy.

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(Noun) is a game played by two teams and a ball

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(Noun) soccer, in most countries

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(Noun) a sport involving a field, ball, and points to be scored.

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(Noun) Two teams, 11 players on each team. One goalkeeper who can use his hands in his own square that is right in front of the team's goal. You are supposed to get the ball into the other team goal.

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(Noun) A very famous sport

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(Noun) a ball used to play football

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(Noun) a sport.

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(Noun) a game played between two teams with 11 players on the field for each team at once

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(Noun) a club sport.

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(Noun) an american sport.