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Despite being kicked many times, it never sheds a tear, but it may tear. What is it? I’m sure this riddle is new to many people.

22 boys chase after me. What am I? This riddle sounds familiar, doesn’t it?

A football is the answer.

During football, a ball is thrown or kicked into the air by the player using a hand or foot, which is a round object. Two teams of eleven players compete to kick a small ball into the opposing team’s goal, making it one of the most popular team sports in the world. The objective of football is to score goals through individual and collective efforts during which time specific rules must be followed.

Football isn’t just about dribbling and shooting; it’s about teamwork, friendship, working hard, and giving it your all.

Football is a great sport for improving your health and making friends. When you play football as a team, your focus shifts from “me” to “us.” You learn some valuable life lessons like how to make fair decisions as a group and how to get along with others.

In grassroots football, players are encouraged to develop their skills in different aspects of the game such as passing, tackling, dribbling and shooting in order to play with bigger teams at the senior level. The goal of grassroots coaches is to teach the right technical skills so that players can play for bigger football clubs in the future.

It is the most popular sport in the world, but it isn’t just a game. It is a way of life. Football is played everywhere, from children to adults, and in many different cultures.

A football match was first played in England in the mid-19th century when Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) decided to replace cricket on Sundays with football. As a result of their success, the game spread across England and eventually into other countries

In many countries around the world, football has been played for centuries, but it has only recently become an integral part of local culture.
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