Football, also known as football or soccer (in the United States), is a sport that consists of 22 players on the field, grouped into two teams of 11 members, who face each other with the aim of putting a ball in the team's goal. opponent and score a goal.

To score a goal, the footballer must use his feet, head or any part of the body except the hands or arms, as this leads to a penalty.

Soccer is developed on a field with artificial or natural grass, each team has 11 players: defenders, midfielders, forwards, and a goalkeeper who is solely responsible for touching the ball with his hands to prevent it from going through his own goal.

As such, soccer consists of rolling a ball in order to reach the opposite field or goal to score a goal, while the other team must attack through tactics and strategies.

Points are achieved by the number of goals scored in an approximate time of 90 minutes, divided into two halves of 45 minutes each.

Each game is guided and supervised by a group of referees (main and line) whose function is to enforce the regulations, and penalize violations through free throws, penalties, yellow and red cards, achieving with the latter the expulsion of the player.

On the other hand, fair play is a term used in sports that means fair play to refer to the honest, respectful and correct behavior that the player must use before his opponent, referee and assistants.