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1. Health and Physical
Education
FOOTBALL
SNBP International
School
Affiliation No. 1130522
Submitt
ed by:
Vansh
Patil
STD-
11th
Div-C
Roll no.-
Submitted
To:
Firoz Sir
(Health and
Physical
Education
Director)

2. Index
• Introduction
• History of Football
• Ground Measurement
• Famous Players
• Rules in Football
• Passing Skills in Football
• Why is Football my Favourite Sport?

3. Introduction
• Association football,
commonly known as football
or soccer, is a sport played
between two teams of eleven
players with a spherical ball. It
is played by 250 million
players in over 200 countries,
making it the world’s most
popular sport.
• The game is played on a
rectangular field with a goal at

4. History of Football
• Football's modern origins began in England more than 100
years ago, in 1863. Rugby football and association football,
once the same thing, went their separate ways and the
Football Association, the first official governing body for
the sport, was established.
• Some people say that the Greeks and Romans originated
football in 388 BC. They used to play a lot of ball games
such as football but with a few different rules. Other people
say that football was originated in China, but they played it

5. Ground
Measurement
• Not all pitches are the
same size, though the
preferred size for many
professional teams'
stadiums is 105 by 68
meters (115 yd × 74 yd)
with an area of 7,140

6. Famous Players
• Football players are the sports persons who
play football on the professional level. Football
is a team sport that involves kicking a ball with
the foot to score a goal. There are many types
of football such as American football, Canadian
football, association football, rugby league and
rugby union. Football is a very popular sport, a
fact proven by the presence of 250 million
association football players in the world.
Football players across the world attract huge
fan followings and are often elevated to iconic
levels. The glamorization of football is not
without reason—football players are among the
best paid sports persons and earn considerably
more than professionals in other sports.

7. Cristiano
Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro
born 5 February 1985) is a Portuguese
professional footballer who plays as a
forward for Premier League club
Manchester United and captains the
Portugal national team. Often
considered the best player in the world
and widely regarded as one of the
greatest players of all time, Ronaldo has
won five Ballon d'Or awards and four
European Golden Shoes, the most by a
European player. He has won 32
trophies in his career, including seven
league titles, five UEFA Champions

8. Lionel
Messi
Lionel Andrés Messi born 24 June 1987),
also known as Leo Messi, is an Argentine
professional footballer who plays as a
forward for Ligue 1 club Paris Saint-
Germain and captains the Argentina
national team. Often considered the best
player in the world and widely regarded as
one of the greatest players of all time,
Messi has won a record six Ballon d'Or
awards, a record six European Golden
Shoes, and in 2020 was named to the
Ballon d'Or Dream Team. Until leaving the
club in 2021, he had spent his entire
professional career with Barcelona, where
he won a club-record 35 trophies, including

9. Neymar JR
Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior (born 5
February 1992), known as Neymar, is a
Brazilian professional footballer who plays
as a forward for Ligue 1 club Paris Saint-
Germain and the Brazil national team. He is
widely regarded as one of the best players of
his generation. Neymar came into
prominence at Santos, where he made his
professional debut aged 17. He helped the
club win two successive Campeonato
Paulista championships, a Copa do Brasil,
and the 2011 Copa Libertadores; the latter
being Santos' first since 1963. Neymar was

10. Zlatan
Ibrahimovic
Zlatan Ibrahimovic born 3
October 1981) is a Swedish
professional footballer who
plays as a striker for Serie
A club AC Milan and the
Sweden national team. He
is widely regarded as one
of the greatest strikers of
all time. Ibrahimovic is one
of the most decorated

11. Rules in Football
• Each team should comprise of eleven
player each. Teams must have one goal-
keeper, defenders, mid-fielders and
forwards.
• Players are not allowed to handle the ball
with hands. They are allowed only to kick
or head the ball.
• Hands are used to throw the ball into
ground when it is out of the ground during
the match.
• Match is held as two halves of 45 minutes
each with a break of 15 minutes half-way

12. Passing Skills in Football
• The purpose of passing is to keep possession
of the ball by maneuvering it on the ground
between different players with the objective of
advancing it up the playing field. Passing
brings an advantage in that the team secures
possession of the ball, without allowing the
opposition an opportunity to attack.

13. Push Pass
• To do a push pass, you use the inside of the foot (along the
arch) to push the ball forward. As a result, the hip and
leg/knee must rotate outwards to allow contact with the
ball. Taking these elements in sequence, you will: Turn the
pass foot outward, locking the ankle so that the foot will
not wobble.

14. Long Pass
• The long pass (Lofted
Pass) is used to clear the
ball to the opposite side
of the field to a teammate
who is open and has no
defenders around him.
This changes the area of
play and gives your team
the opportunity to begin a
counterattack. Executing
a long pass involves
hitting the ball with
accuracy and power. A

15. Back
Pass
• This is a defensive pass
and is used when
defending players have
closed off all forward
passing possibilities. It is
also used when defenders
put pressure on the
offensive ball carrier,
hoping to steal the ball or
cause a passing error. The
back pass is a way to
neutralize the pressure