Quiz: Can you spot the World Cup do’s and don’ts?

So the World Cup is here and you don’t just want to watch *** game or two, you want to understand these games, but you’re not quite sure where to start. I’ve got you covered. This is your SportsCenter 5 soccer crash course. Is this *** soccer field or is this *** football pitch? It’s *** football pitch. Pablo Moreira is the head coach for the New England Revolution’s second team. I had him walk me around the pitch to show me what is what. I’m from Uruguay, so this is, this is what I feel. But yeah, ultimately here, soccer pitch. What parts of the field are you gonna see the most action typically? Oh, if we just turn around right here, this is where we’ll see the most action. That’s obviously the 18 yard box. So in order for you to score *** goal or put the defensive team under pressure, you’re going to want to trap them in this area. This is *** really, really hot space here. Once you get in there, now that’s the best part because if they foul you while you’re in the box, now it turns into *** penalty kick. Foul in here is *** free kick. If you foul in there, it’s *** penalty kick. So that’s really the only difference. The team who committed the foul gets *** chance to play defense against *** free kick. *** penalty is *** one on one against their goalkeeper. When you’re in the box, you get that next reward. So 90 minutes in *** soccer match typically, but then there’s some time extra and people like I’ve heard people call it. Imaginary time we’re not going to call it that, but what would you call it? When the ball goes out of bounds, when you’re making *** sub, when *** player is down for an injury, and medical staff has to come in, the referees do *** very good job of kind of timing all those stoppages, and that’s what they kind of add at the end. Finally, we have the formations that each team of 11 will line up in. These people are going to hear these numbers. They’re going to hear 433. They’re going. Here 442, what do all those numbers mean? The 1st 4 is essentially your defensive line, and then that next number is your midfield line, and then the very next number is your forward line. It’s just understanding just the structure of the game in general and then from there pick your favorite players, pick your favorite teams, and have *** good time and watch the most beautiful game in the world. From Boston Stadium, I’m Angel Salcido, WCVB SportsCenter 5. Barriers