I got a scholarship to play football (soccer).  Where do people like soccer the most?
Probably in the UK - they're pretty fanatic about it there!  I love playing Association football myself, and I'm pretty good at getting the ball into the opposing goal!
Are you able to use your hands to get it in the goal?  That'd make it much easier for me?
Nope!  That's what makes it so challenging!  You're not allowed to touch the ball with either your hands or your arms!
Oh boy.  How long am I supposed to be able to do that for? How long are the matches?
Practice practice practice! The games are usually 90 minutes long - and the team that has the highest score at the end of the match is the winner!
What do they do if there is a tie?
They will either call it a draw, continue playing, or have a shootout - it all depends on the format of the game
Oh cool.  I wonder why this isn't played more in the states.
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