What are the rules in women's football? Detailed answer

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What are the rules in women's football?

Almost the same as men, although there are some differences in the rules of football for women and men. They play two halves of 30 minutes each with a reduced and lightweight ball with a circumference of 62-66 cm and a mass of 340-390 grams. Football players' shoes must not have any spikes. It is forbidden to attack the goalkeeper within the goalkeeper's area; from hitting the ball into the body, you can defend yourself with your hand.

All rules of women's football are international.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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