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Decoding football history
Since when did football exist?
In the world, football is the most popular and well-known sport, football is also known by a number of other names such as soccer, soccer, soccer. Football is the exchange and competition between players of two teams. The number of each team will depend on the tournament regulations, usually there will be 11, 7 or 5 players on the field. And positions will usually include: Goalkeeper, Defender, Midfielder.
The playing field will be rectangular in shape, consisting of a football field and a goal placed at the end of each side. During the competition, the goal of the teams is to score goals into the opponent's goal, where there is always a player holding the goal called a "goalkeeper".
And like other sports, soccer also has rules and regulations that players need to follow, otherwise they will receive appropriate penalties from the match referee.
The sports cradle of football
Always known as the cradle of football, England offers fans world-class tournaments. So many football fans believe that England is the birthplace of this king sport. But in fact, the history of football originated in China, around the 2nd or 3rd century BC under the Han Dynasty according to information from the World Football Federation FIFA in 2004.
At the beginning, football was called "Chrysanthemum", which was a training exercise for soldiers of the Han Dynasty. Soldiers would compete for a leather ball, trying to shoot at a goal made of silk cloth with circular holes. Over time, different versions were also born in other countries, including Kemari (Japan), Harpastum (Roman), Episkyros (Greece),...
Over time, the development of football has become more and more popular around the world until today.
Where does the "magic" attraction of football come from?
The opposition of the two competing teams brings determination to compete and compete fiercely as a team to bring the ball into the opponent's goal. Must have both technical fluency, coordination and flexibility combined, and cannot avoid collisions and injuries during competition. There is heat and pervasiveness, but there is also friendship between teams, peoples, and countries.
Diversity of tactics and gameplay, no match is the same. Even during a match, the coach can adjust the lineup to match the developments on the field. The flexible and diverse rhythm does not make fans "boring".
From the moment the ball is delivered to the end of the match, from the first half to extra time, there are always moments that make viewers "heart-stopping". Sometimes I'm "excited" when I think I've scored a goal, but I'm "disappointed" when the ball misses the goal. But still determined to follow until the end, always "hoping" until the last moment.
Sometimes the suspense comes from the "Referee", with situations of punishment, errors, right and wrong, bias, and dissatisfaction. But all of that makes for an attractive surprise for fans and bettors.
