Accessories
Every players' jersey must be tucked in, so it won't disturb them during gameplay. Many players ignore this rule, and they aren't punished for it.

The keepers' jersey must have a different color than the outfielders' jersey. The keepers' essential accessory are the gloves. He can also wear a cap, if the sun is bothering him.

The short trousers are part of the equipment, but the keepers are allowed to wear long sweat-pants too. The shirt, shorts, socks, footwear and shin guards are also part of the equipment. The players are allowed to wear protective headgear, to prevent injury.

The players wear special football boots, which can be made either out of leather or synthetic materials. They usually go for studded boots. The studs have been the subject of controversy as several top managers have blamed them for injuries both to opposition players and to the wearers themselves.
 
   
:: The Referee
It was determined in 1890, that the referee should not be a member of the participating teams, and that his decisions are final. The referee - who wears a distinctive jersey, such as golden-yellow, purple, or light blue - manages the match from the first kick untill the last minute of the game.
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:: The duration of a game
A game should last 90 minutes, divided in two 45 minute parts, with 15 minute break-time. The referee is allowed to add so-called injury time at his own discretion. This can lead to even 50 minute long half times. The one and only clock used is the referee's watch.
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:: About SOCCER
Soccer is one of the most beloved sports. Children, from the youngest age, chase the ball around the yard, moreover, female soccerteams were formed.
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:: Stadium
The Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, renamed in honour of Giuseppe Meazza, Milan player of the 1930s and 1940s, is the home of A.C. Milan. Although renamed, it still is more commonly known as San Siro. It has a good atmosphere because of the large roof and the viewers being very close to the pitch.
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