I know probably no one really cares about this, but since the translator commented on it...
Futsal is a variation of soccer played indoors on a hard floor. The ball is smaller, harder, and bounces less then a regular one. Unlike conventional indoor soccer, which usually takes up the whole of the gym and you can bounce the ball off walls, futsal has boundary lines. When the ball goes out play is re-started with a kick rather than a throw in. There are only five players on a side, one of which is the keeper, and substitutions are on-the-fly and unlimited (like in hockey).
I love soccer, but I am very much a fan of open spaces and wide kicks. Futsal did not suit me, but it's still fun.
I know probably no one really cares about this, but since the translator commented on it...
Futsal is a variation of soccer played indoors on a hard floor. The ball is smaller, harder, and bounces less then a regular one. Unlike conventional indoor soccer, which usually takes up the whole of the gym and you can bounce the ball off walls, futsal has boundary lines. When the ball goes out play is re-started with a kick rather than a throw in. There are only five players on a side, one of which is the keeper, and substitutions are on-the-fly and unlimited (like in hockey).
I love soccer, but I am very much a fan of open spaces and wide kicks. Futsal did not suit me, but it's still fun.