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To play football you need to know the basic rules of the sport. The rules define what actions are allowed on the field, such as running with the ball, passing to teammates, and scoring touchdowns. They also specify actions that are forbidden, like tackling an opponent dangerously or using your hands to block passes.

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WHAT DO YOU
NEED TO KNOW
TO PLAY
FOOTBALL?

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