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Ep354: Futsal trivia · Kidcast Daily

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  Hit play. It's trivia time.
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  Gather round friends in the lines for space books, movies 2
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  science facts coming at you. Hey knowledge seekers, welcome
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  to Kit Cast Daily where we explore sports.
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  Science, nature, history, and so much more, one amazing episode
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  at a time. Today we.
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  Are kicking into a fast. Skill pack sport called futsal
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  if you like quick passes. Clever footwork and non-stop
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  action. This is your kind of game.
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  Futsal is a. Form of indoor soccer played on
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  a hard court with a smaller low bounce ball it is designed for.
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  Control speed. And smart teamwork.
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  We will. Play a round of trivia with
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  short questions and quick answers, and you'll get a few
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  seconds to think before each reveal.
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  Stay sharp. Listen closely and rack up those
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  brain points. Here we go with our first.
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  Question What? Is the number of players on the
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  court for each team in futsal, including the.
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  Goalkeeper. The answer is five.
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  Futsal is five side. Which means 4 outfield players
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  plus one goalkeeper. Teams.
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  Keep the game lively. With fast.
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  Rotations and support. Let's build on that.
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  Food cell courts are. Smaller than outdoor soccer
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  fields and use clear lines, not walls.
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  That means the ball stays. In play only if it stays.
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  Within the boundary lines, so precision really matters.
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  Second question. What is the usual size of a food
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  cell goal? Is.
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  It about 3 meters wide by two meters high.
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  Yes, that is correct. Official food cell.
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  Goals measure. 3 meters. Wide and two.
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  Meters high. The size encourages accurate
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  shots and quick reactions from. Goalkeepers 3rd.
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  Question. Where did modern food cell begin
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  in Montevideo, Uruguay during the 1930s?
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  Correct, the game was. Developed in Uruguay and a coach
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  named Juan Carlos Sirianni helped shape.
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  Its early rules, it's spread. Through South America and then
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  to the rest of the. World 4th.
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  Question. What is the word?
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  Futsal come from? Is it from Portuguese and
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  Spanish words for hall football? That is right it.
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  Comes from Football de Soleo in Portuguese and football Sala in
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  Spanish. Both describe football.
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  Played indoors in a hall or gym. Let's talk about the ball a
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  food. Cell ball is a bit smaller and
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  bounces less than a regular. Outdoor soccer ball This helps
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  players control. The ball in tight spaces and
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  pass quickly on a hard surface. 5th question.
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  Is the official food cell. Ball generally a.
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  Size for. With reduced bounce.
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  Yes, the standard food cell ball.
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  Has a circumference around 60. 2 to 64.
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  Centimeters smaller than a size. Five outdoor ball.
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  The low balance supports close control and crisp passing.
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  Next up is game length. Food cell uses a stopped.
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  Clock, which means the time pauses when the ball is not in
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  play. This keeps each half.
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  Focused on active play and accurate time keeping. 6th
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  question. How long is an official food
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  cell match? Two halves.
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  Of 20 minutes each. Correct it is. 220 minute halves
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  of effective time teams. Also get.
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  A one minute timeout per half in many competitions.
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  Here is a rule that. Changes how the ball comes back
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  into play. There are no throw insurance
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  with the hands instead. Players restart.
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  Play using their feet from the touchline. 7th question.
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  What restart? Replaces throw insurance in
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  futsal, kick insurance or hand throws.
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  The answer? Is kick insurance the.
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  Ball is. Placed on the line and kicked
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  within 4 seconds. The players plant.
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  Foot must be on or behind the line.
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  Speaking of four seconds, speed matters on.
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  Every restart the referee. Counts silently or with a
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  visible signal and delays Can give the ball to the other team.
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  8th question. What is the time limit to take a
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  kick in, corner kick or goal clearance in?
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  Futsal 4. Seconds.
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  If a team takes longer, the other team gets possession.
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  This rule keeps the pace fast. And the game flowing.
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  Let's clear up goal kicks. In outdoor.
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  Soccer you kick. The ball from the goal area.
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  In foot, Sal, you do something. Different 9th.
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  Question after. The ball.
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  Goes out over the goal line off an attacker.
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  Does the goalkeeper restart with a throw called a goal clearance?
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  Yes. The goalkeeper must release.
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  The ball. By hand within 4 seconds, the
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  ball must leave the penalty area before anyone can touch it now.
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  For a special rule about team fouls, food cell tracks.
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  Cumulative fouls. Each half.
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  After a certain number, the defending team faces a.
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  Direct free. Kick with no wall from a set
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  mark. 10th question. After 5.
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  Accumulated fouls and a half. Where is the second penalty mark
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  placed 10 meters from goal. That is correct.
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  From the 6th foul onward in that.
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  Half free. Kicks are taken from the 10m
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  mark with no wall. There is also a.
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  Primary penalty mark at six meters for penalty fouls in the.
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  Box goalkeepers. Have unique limits too.
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  They cannot hold the ball for too long and passing back to
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  them has conditions. These rules reduce.
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  Stalling and promote attacking. Play 11th.
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  Question. In a team's own half, how long
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  can the goalkeeper control the? Ball up to. 4 seconds.
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  Yes, the goalkeeper has four. Seconds.
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  To release the ball. After releasing it, the keeper
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  cannot receive it again in the same half of the court until an
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  opponent touches it. Or the ball goes over the.
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  Halfway line Depending on the competition rules, substitutions
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  also move fast. Players can enter and exit
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  quickly at the substitution zone, which keeps energy high
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  and. Tactics flexible.
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  Coaches often rotate lines of. Players 12th.
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  Question. Are substitutions in Food Cell
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  unlimited and allowed on the fly?
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  Yes. Players can sub in and out as
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  many times as needed as long as they follow the substitution
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  zone. Rules this.
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  Supports high intensity. Play with fresh legs.
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  Let's check a. Rule many soccer fans ask about.
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  Food cell has different. Spacing and fewer long passes.
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  So one famous outdoor rule does not apply indoors. 13th
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  question. Is there an?
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  Offside rule in food cell. No, there is.
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  No offside in food cell defenders must stay alert
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  because attackers can position anywhere, but the small court
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  keeps play balanced next. The court itself, food cell
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  courts are. Flat and smooth, often made of
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  wood or synthetic material. With.
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  Clear lines for touch, goal areas and penalty marks.
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  The standard international size. Is about 40 meters.
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  Long and 20 meters. Wide. 14th question.
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  How many referees are on the court in high level food cell?
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  One or two. Two referees.
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  There is also a third. Official and a time keeper at
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  the table in many competitions. This crew tracks.
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  Time, fouls and substitutions accurately.
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  Futsal is also a global sport. With major events FIFA
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  organizes. The FIFA futsal world.
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  Cup, which features top national teams from around the world,
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  the. First FIFA event.
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  Was held in 1989 in the Netherlands. 15th question.
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  Which country won the 1st? FIFA Futsal.
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  World Cup in 1989. Brazil or?
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  Spain. Brazil.
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  Brazil has been one of the dominant nations in futsal for
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  decades. Spain, Portugal and Argentina
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  have also. Been very.
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  Strong in international tournaments, Training benefits
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  are a big reason many young athletes play.
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  Futsal the tight space builds. Quick decision making, first
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  touch and teamwork many famous soccer players.
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  Have said futsal. Help them improve their skills
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  when they were growing up. 16th question.
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  Name 1. Star player who played futsal.
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  While growing up Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo or Neymar?
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  Any of those is correct all. Three spend time with futsal and
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  their youth. Many clubs and schools use.
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  Futsal. To develop balance, agility and
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  passing under. Pressure corners.
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  And set plays are very important in.
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  Futsal because. The court is smaller, a well
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  rehearsed corner kick. Or free.
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  Kick can create a. Clear shot very quickly.
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  Teams practice patterns to make space and finish fast. 17th
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  question. On a corner kick in.
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  Futsal how? Far must defenders stand from
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  the ball. At least 5 meters, yes, at
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  least. 5 meters. This distance gives the
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  attacking team room to put the ball in play.
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  The same. Distance applies to many free
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  kicks. Let's wrap up with a quick recap
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  of. What you learned?
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  Food cell is 5. Side and uses a smaller low
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  bounce ball matches. Are two. 20 minute halves.
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  With a stopped clock there. Are kick insurance instead of
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  throw insurance, a four second roll on restarts, no offside and
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  special limits and marks for fouls and goalkeepers?
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  Courts are about 40 by. 20 meters with. 3 by 2m.
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  Goals. Substitutions are unlimited and
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  the sport. Has a rich history.
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  That began in Uruguay and shines on the world.
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  Stage today. Time for.
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  The Super. Challenge.
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  This one checks your attention to detail and rules.
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  Knowledge Super. Challenge question.
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  In official. Food cell What restart does the
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  goalkeeper use after the ball crosses?
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  The goal line last touched by an attacker and what is the key
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  timing role for it? The restart is a.
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  Goal clearance by hand, not a kick.
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  The goalkeeper must release the ball within 4 seconds and the
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  ball must leave the penalty area before it can be touched.
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  Great job. Futsal fans, you learned where
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  the game began, how the. Rules shape fast.
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  Play and why this? Sport builds top level skills.
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  If you want to try it, you only need a small hard court.
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  A food cell ball. And a few friends for quick
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  passes and teamwork. Keep your curiosity active.
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  Keep practicing your best moves and join me next time for
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  another round of kick cast. Daily trivia Happy on breakfast.
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  Feeling fine adventure.