The document lists and describes the basic equipment used in soccer, including the playing field, referee tools like the whistle and stopwatch, player uniforms, cleats, goal posts, the soccer ball, and scoring tools like the scoreboard and score sheet. Line flags are also included to help referees determine whether the ball has crossed boundaries.

1. Soccer Equipments

2. List of Equipments
● Playing Field
● Whistle
● Stopwatch
● Uniform
● Cleats
● Goal post
● Soccer ball
● Scoreboard
● Score sheet
● Line flag

3. Playing Field
A soccer field (sometimes referred to as
“the pitch”) is at least 100 yards long, 50
yards wide, and has a goal centered at
both ends. Within the field are markings
including those for the penalty area and
spot, the center spot for kick-offs and the
corners without each corner, kicks would
just be kicks.

4. Whistle
Referees use a whistle to help in match
control. The whistle is sometimes needed
to stop, start or restart play but should not
be used for all stoppages, starts or
restarts.

5. Stopwatch
A stopwatch is an equipment that helps a
soccer referee time a match.

6. Uniform
The uniforms for soccer players consists
of a jersey and shorts. Players on the
same team wear the same colored
uniforms generally with a number and last
name on the back of the jersey. The kit
includes the jersey, shorts, socks, cleats
and shin guards. Goalkeepers often wear
gloves as well.

7. Cleats
Soccer cleats are just shoes with studs
that protrude into the ground to keep
athletes upright when cutting, faster when
sprinting and stable when pushing.

8. Goal post
Goals are placed at the centre of each
goal-line. These consist of two upright
posts placed equidistant from the corner
flag post, joined at the top by a horizontal
crossbar. A goal post also forms the goal
or points on a playing field in soccer.

9. Soccer ball
The ball is spherical, covered with leather
or some other suitable , and inflated, it
must be 27 inches in circumference and
16 ounces in in weight.

10. Scoreboard
On a soccer scoreboard , a point is added
to the opposing team’s total, and the team
with the higher score wins. Which means
that a scoreboard is used to keep track of
points for each team.

11. Score sheet
A Score sheet is used to track a team’s
progress throughout the season and stay
up to date on their wins and losses.

12. Line flag
Line flags are used to make it easy for
referees to tell if the ball crossed the
touchline (which results in a throw in) or
the end line (which results in a goal kick or
corner kick).

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