1. English distinction
Soccer is called soccer in English, and American football is called football. And soccer, which we often refer to as football, is one of the most popular sports in the world. It has a long history and rich cultural connotation, attracting hundreds of millions of fans. The game of soccer requires players to have excellent physical, technical and tactical awareness, as well as team spirit. In the game, the players need to constantly run, steal, pass and shoot in order to win the game. Whether it's the top five leagues in Europe or the Copa Libertadores in South America, football is one of the most watched sporting events. For many fans, football is not just a sport, but a lifestyle and cultural symbol.
2. The shape of the ball is different
The soccer ball is like a smooth ball, and every inch exudes a rounded luster;American football, on the other hand, is like an olive, full and slender, and is what people call "rugby".
3. Athletes dress differently
American football: helmets, armor, elbow pads, gloves, waist pads, leg pads, knee pads, shoes, jerseys and other full-body equipment, like an iron warrior, provide comprehensive protection for the players' charge. The use and matching of protective gear for different positions, different weather and field conditions of the players allows each player to get just the right protection. These equipment are like loyal guardians, meeting challenges with the players, and writing the glory and passion on the field together.
Soccer: Simple equipment, like a young warrior, travel light. The short-sleeved, short-troned tracksuit, like his armor, protects him from harm on the battlefield. Sneakers, like his war horse, help him gallop on the battlefield. This is his equipment, simple and practical, showing his courage and determination.
4. The competition is conducted in different ways
American football, this exciting sport, is like a carnival full of collisions. On this green field, the valiant fighters often need to use brilliant grappling skills to stop their opponents from advancing. See, the defenders' powerhouses pounced on the attacker who rushed forward with the ball like hungry tigers.
The rules of soccer are like a strict gentleman, and every line is full of precision and fairness. In its world, the ball, like a free elf, flies and rolls, inadvertently crossing the posts and under the crossbar, and crossing the goal line. But it's not a throw, a hand, or a deliberate hand or arm pushing into the goal, like a graceful dancer jumping over the hurdle.
But rules exist for the sake of fairness. In a match, the team with more wins is naturally the winner. However, if both teams have not won or won by equal number of goals, it is like two dancers on the dance floor in perfect sync and each other's performances are inseparable, and the match becomes a "draw", like two dancers saluting each other on the dance floor. Sports