what's a hat trick in soccer?
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thats when one player scores three goals in one match. hat-trick.\nIn most professional games the scorer of the hat-trick is allowed to return home with the match ball as a souvenir.\n\nSome regard a "true", or "perfect" hat-trick as one where the player scores with both feet and their head in the same match (or less commonly by a header, leg shot, and penalty or free kick), though this is obviously very rare. The most common definition of a "true" hat-trick is where a player scores three goals in the same half of the match. Yet another definition, known in Germany, Belgium and Norway, is that the player scores three goals in the same net without anyone else scoring between the player's first and third goal, a "flawless" hat-trick.\n\nScoring two goals in the same match is also commonly known as a "brace".
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Cap refers to the number of appearances of a player for his country.
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Goal in soccer for all of the above.\n1) It is the result of a team effort.\n2) Can be more frequent than home runs.\n3) Goals can also be more frequent.
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One of my best trick is I can lift the ball , u know lob it or loft it from my back heel, a very rare trick, Zidane did it once for France , a back heel cross and someone scored with a header, even I've seen Ronaldinho give a lob pass like that once
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Liverpool, when England beat Germany 5-1. Michael Owen got a hat trick, Steven Gerrard got one, as did Emile Heskey.
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it was originated from the word hat trick
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Yep, and if you score three in a row without someone from your or other team scoring in between, it's called the "natural" hat trick.
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A free kick, in football (soccer), is an unobstructed kick of a stationary ball, especially one awarded when the opposition commits a foul.  Opposing players must stand at least ten feet away from the kicker.  \n\nThere are two types of free kicks in football (soccer):\n\n1. Direct Free Kick: a free kick in which a goal can be scored directly from this kick without the ball touching another player.\n\n2. Indirect Free Kick: a free kick awarded to a player for a "less-serious" foul committed by the opposing team.  A goal can only be scored on this kick after the ball has touched another player.\n\nI hope this answers your question!
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"Bicycle kick" is what it's called. It was invented in 1931, by Brazilian player Leonidas da Silva.\n\nIt requires great strength and ability. Scoring a goal with a bicycle kick is a feat for a remarkable (or very lucky) player.\n\nPele himself scored with bicycle kicks quite often but, then again, we're talking about a player who scored more than 1200 goals.\n\nThe famous kick you refer to is the one Pele scored at the end of his career, after retiring from the Brazilian national team. He was playing at the New York Cosmos, of the now defunct NASL (North American Soccer League). The year was 1977, the same year Pele retired, after winning the North American League.
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"Hat trick" comes from the English game of cricket and refers to a bowler who takes three wickets with three successive balls. For those more familiar with baseball, this is an impressive achievement, similar to a baseball pitcher striking out three batters in a row, but much less common. It seems to have been the custom in the nineteenth century for such a paragon of the art to be awarded a new hat by his club as a mark of his success. However, it is sometimes also said that the phrase alludes to a distinctly more plebeian reward in which the bowler was permitted to take his hat around the crowd for a collection (not necessarily a bowler hat, of course: that was named after a couple of completely different chaps, Messrs Thomas and William Bowler, hatmakers). Hat trick was first recorded in print in the 1870s, but has since been widened to apply to any sport in which the person competing carries off some feat three times in quick succession, such as scoring three goals in one game of hockey or soccer.
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In soccer, the ball is the tool. Master its control.
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it's actually very simple. \n\nThe object of the game is to score the biggest number of goals in the opposing team's goalpost. \n\nThere are 11 players on each team, and a couple of referees. \n\nTake for example Team A and team B. \n\nWhen a player from team A has the ball and gets knocked down by a player from team B it's called a foul. When a foul occurs, the game is stopped and the ball is given to  team A (in this case). Depending on the part of the field in which the foul occured, team A gets to kick the ball. \n\nIf the foul occurs inside of the small rectangle near the goalpost, then it's called a penalty. And a player from team A gets to shoot at the goal with only team's B goal keeper to stop him. (by stopping him I mean, stopping the ball from going into the goal post)\n\nWhen for example a player from team A kicks the ball and it goes beyond the sidelines, then a player from team B gets possession of the ball. This player is allowed to grab the ball with his hands and throw it to a teammate.\n\nNote:\nplayers can only grab the ball with their hands when the ball goes beyond the sidelines. The goal keeper is allowed to use his hands at all times to catch the ball.\n\nThere are two halfs, each of 45 minutes. At the end of each half,  a few extra minutes of game play are given to make up for any previously lost time. Such as when an injured player has to be carried out of the field.\n\nThe referee has two cards: yellow and red. The yellow one is shown to the player who commits a very dirty foul, or to the player that argues with the referee. The red card is shown to the player who commits an extremely dirty foul, or to a player who has a yellow card and commits yet another foul.\n\nOffsides occur when a player from team A is on team B's side of the field and there's no one from team B standing between the goalkeeper and the player from team A.
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Jose "speedy" Gonzales the goalkeeper of the Colombian National team. Once scored a Hat-trick of own goals inside 5 minutes , while his team were playing Honduras. It was rumoured at the time, the local drug Cartel had placed large bets against the Colombian team. Jose's time on the park lasted little more than the 5 minutes in which he scored a trio of own goals, he has not been seen nor heard of since.
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NO GOAL. A team cannot score a goal against itself from any restart EXCEPT from a dropped ball.
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Gary Linaker-England (6 goals)
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Fastest hat-trick was made by Hungary's Laszlo Kiss against El Salvador in 1982, when he scored after 70, 74 and 77 minutes. He is infact also the only substitute to have scored a hat-trick.
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