Blisters are common for soccer players, especially on the feet. You’ll just have to accept the fact that you’ll get one sooner or later! There are things you can do to help avoid them or decrease the pain and potential for infection if you already have one. Continue reading
There are many times in the game of soccer where players jump for a head ball and end up colliding, usually hitting heads. The same can be said for players being tripped or falling and ending up hitting their heads on the way down. One concern is if the player has suffered a concussion. How do you know? Continue reading
The FIFA World Cup, usually referred to simply as the World Cup, is a soccer tournament between international teams from all over the world. Beginning in 1930, the World Cup has been held every four years (except in 1942 and 1946 due to World War II). The World Cup is the most watched sporting event in the world. Continue reading
The UEFA European Football Championship, also known as the Euro Cup, is a soccer tournament between men’s national teams. These national teams must be from Europe. Beginning in 1960, the Euro Cup has been held every four years (the even numbered year between World Cup tournaments). Continue reading
During a soccer game, you may have seen the game stopped by the referee and one team is awarded a free kick. The type of free kick awarded is either direct or indirect. So what’s the difference? Let’s find out! Continue reading
The offside rule is probably one of the most difficult rules in the game of soccer. As a referee, you need to make a split second decision based on what you see. As a coach or player, you either agree or disagree with that decision based on whether you’re attacking or defending! Continue reading
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