Things Every Regulation Soccer Goals Lover Should Know

Did you know that soccer is also known as federation football?

It is a sports game played on a field between two teams of 11 players. As we all know, soccer is the world's most popular ball game in terms, of associates and viewers.

The players need to get the ball into the competitor's goal by hitting or kicking it. The funny thing here is that they can only move it with any part of their bodies except their hands and arms. Just goalkeepers can touch the ball and entirely inside the penalty area around the goal. The team that gets higher goals wins.

Mostly, everyone played soccer in the gym or PE class. And most likely, kids play it as well in their schools. Unfortunately, many coaches and parents didn't have much time to check the net properly, which is used in their game. 

So, what is the best soccer net for kids should use them?

A soccer net is made out of rope and is linked to a full size soccer goals which contains two posts connected by a crossbar. Each team has a soccer net used for the opposing team to score a goal.

FIFA SPECIFICATIONS

Federation International de Football Association, also known as FIFA, insists that the posts securely be anchored in the ground. 

DIMENSIONS AND COLOR

The goalposts should be 8 yards apart, and the lower end of the crossbar is 8 feet above the ground. They should be in the range of 4 to 5 inches thick. The net height should extend 2 feet behind and level with the crossbar.

Goal lines must be drawn on the ground with the same width as the uprights and crossbar. The goalposts and crossbar are normally white.

MATERIALS AND SHAPES

The uprights and crossbar should be manufactured with wood, metal, or other approved materials. Adequately shapes of the posts are four-sided square or rectangle, circular, half-round, or egg-shaped. They should not create a threat to players meaning they should not have jagged corners or sharp points.

OPEN GOAL SOCCER NET - THE BEST SOCCER NET FOR KIDS

Naturally, people want their kids to have the best! That’s why Open Goal is here to help us give the best to our children. 

Here is the Open Goal Soccer 3-in-1 Trainer. It has five different sizes: Regulation, Large, Standard, Junior, and My First. See all soccer goals here.

It is a Patented Soccer Training Goal + Rebounder + Backstop ALL-IN-ONE! Kids can be soccer pros with this incredible 3-in-1 trainer. It suits all players of any age who want to develop their soccer skills from the comfort of their backyard.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• Stop chasing down foul shots 
• Stop loosing balls
• Missed shots rebound for uninterrupted practice
• Focus on improving skills
• Get more out of practice time
• No more fence repairs or bothering neighbors
• Adjustable size for any size yard
• Hide the netting while not in use

Two steel posts stretch out in sockets that are injected into the ground. They are gripped upright by chain ropes at either end. If your backyard is smaller, you can adjust the posts making them closer together.

  

VARIETY OF SIZES

1. REGULATION SIZE

Inner Goal Size: 24 feet x 8 feet

Backstop Net/Rebounder: 13 feet and 3 inches tall and 37 feet broad

You will need a rectangular grass area at least 50 feet 2 inches wide and 8 feet 2 inches long. It’s the largest size you can get. It is a regulation soccer goals as determined by FIFA, which is perfect for adults and serious soccer players.

 

2. LARGE SIZE - BEST SELLING!

Inner Goal Size: 16 feet x 7 feet

Backstop Net/Rebounder: 10 feet tall and up to 29 feet broad

You will need a rectangular grass area 28 up to 34 feet wide and 7 feet 6 inches long to set the large size. It is the bestselling size among the four.

3. STANDARD SIZE

Inner Goal Size: 9 feet x 5 feet

Backstop Net/Rebounder: 10 feet tall and up to 21 feet broad

You will need a rectangular grass area with 17 feet 6 inches up to 27 feet wide and 6 feet 6 inches long to set the average size. It is good for casual soccer gameplay.

4. JUNIOR SIZE - MINI SOCCER NET SIZE

Inner Goal Size: 8 feet x 4.5 feet

Backstop Net/Rebounder: 8 feet tall and up to 16 feet broad

You will need a rectangular grass area 21 feet broad and 5 feet 3 inches long to set the junior size. It is an ideal size for younger soccer players.