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== The Game Today == === Format and Rules === Football is played between two teams of '''11 players''' on a rectangular field, known as a pitch, with a goal at each end. The objective is to score goals by getting the ball into the opposing team's net. Key rules include: * '''Match Duration''': A standard match lasts '''90 minutes''', divided into two halves of '''45 minutes''' each, with a 15-minute halftime interval. * '''Offside Rule''': A player is considered offside if they are closer to the opponent's goal line than both the ball and the second-to-last opponent when the ball is played to them. * '''Fouls and Free Kicks''': Players are penalized for committing fouls, leading to free kicks or penalty kicks, depending on the severity and location of the infraction. === Competitions === Football features numerous competitions at various levels, including: * '''Domestic Leagues''': Most countries have their own leagues, such as the '''Premier League''' in England, '''[[La Liga]]''' in Spain, and '''Serie A''' in Italy. Teams compete for league titles, with the top teams qualifying for European competitions. * '''International Club Competitions''': The '''[[UEFA Champions League]]''' and '''Copa Libertadores''' are among the most prestigious tournaments, featuring the best clubs from Europe and South America, respectively. * '''International Tournaments''': National teams compete in tournaments such as the '''FIFA World Cup''', '''UEFA European Championship''', and '''Copa America''', showcasing the best talent from around the globe.
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