PART 1: You didn't know this? Soccer trivia is even more fun when you know it.
01 Are ‘football’ and ‘soccer’ both referring to the same sport?
02 Uniform colors are not just pretty, they have special meanings, right?
03 Why do soccer players always wear shorts?
04 Will the soccer game still be played even if it rains heavily?
05 Soccer match times, aren't they all the same?
06 Why is the Premier League so popular?
07 Do they really play soccer matches at this early hour in Europe?
08 Is there a special reason why there is no All-Star Game in soccer?
09 'Asian Cup' and 'Asian Games' have similar names, but what is the difference?
10 What is the difference between a soccer caster and a soccer commentator?
11 Why do players always show goal celebrations?
12 Positions? Possession? Positions are player positions, but what is possession?
13 'Tiki-taka' is a term that comes from soccer?
Is it true that 14 teams borrow and lend players to each other?
15 The time when players can transfer teams is called the 'transfer window'?
16 What is the difference between ‘transfer fee’ and ‘annual salary’?
17 Is there a special term for a player who plays for only one team his entire life?
18 What does a player called a 'playmaker' do on a team?
19 What kind of play does a 'fantasy star' show in soccer?
20 Does 'speedster' refer to a player with lightning-fast feet?
21 What are some skills in soccer that are called by the player's name?
22 What are some quotes that should be remembered in football history?
23 What special jersey number and who is the player that made it special?
Are there any soccer tournaments with age restrictions?
25 Is there a special soccer game played in a small stadium?
26 Can children become professional athletes if they work hard?
Appendix 1: The World Soccer Stage

PART 2: Take your soccer game to the next level with strategy and rules! Strategies and rules for enjoying soccer.
27 What do the football terms 'one top' and 'two tops' mean?
28 Striker, Midfielder? What positions are there in soccer?
29 Are soccer players' 'back numbers' just numbers, or do they have meaning?
Why is the number 6 midfielder so important in soccer?
31 What does the player called 'Fake 9' really do?
Number formations like 32 4-4-2, is that a secret code?
33 '300' and '400', there's only one number difference, but how much of a difference does it make in a game?
34 '300' and '400', does the attack power change as much as the number difference?
35 What position does the 'inverted winger' play and what role does he play?
36 What is 'half space'? It's the space in the middle, right?
37 'Overlapping' 'Underlapping', is it a movement that intertwines up and down as the name suggests?
38 'Expected Goals' and 'Expected Goals Against', are they predicting the score as the name suggests?
39 Which is correct, 'set play' or 'set piece'?
40 Is offside a secret rule that only referees know?
41 What is 'VAR' and why does it appear at every important moment?
42 'Semi-automatic offside decision technology', what is the long name?
43 What exactly is a 'penalty shootout'? When does it take place?
44 There is a tactic called 'Catenaccio' that was created in Italy?
45 What special role does a 'libero' have in soccer?
46 Has there been a major change in the history of football that could be called a 'revolution'?
47 'Attacking football' or 'defensive football', which one is better?
48 Are you saying that there is a strategy hidden in the pass that you thought was just a pass?
49 All shots look the same, but how many different types are there?
Is it true that there's science behind every single 50-shot?
51 'No-spin shot', does the ball fly without spinning like the name suggests?
52 Isn't dribbling the skill that excites the crowd?
53 Are there times in soccer when you need to use your 'hands' well?
54 When are free kicks and penalty kicks taken?
55 Yellow card and red card, what's the difference?
Appendix 2 Soccer Formation
Appendix 3: Knowing Offside Properly: It's Hard to Know No Matter How You Look at It!

PART 3: Curious about the history of soccer? The footsteps of soccer as it spread across the world.
56 When and where did soccer first begin?
57 Soccer teams are also called 'clubs'. Why is that?
Did you know that women's soccer is also improving day by day?
59 The shape of the soccer ball wasn't like it is now at first?
What does 'derby' mean when it refers to a rivalry match?
61 Did a war break out because of soccer?
62 Are there countries that are famous for their soccer rivalries?
63 Are there any players who are well known as rivals?
64 Who is the player called 'Pele', the 'Emperor of Soccer'?
65 There is a player called 'the second Pele'?
66 Who are the best players in Italy and Argentina?
67 Who are the football heroes of France and Uruguay?
68 Who is the greatest player from England, the 'home of football'?
69 Who are the players who made Spain an invincible armada?
70 The Netherlands has had a huge impact on football history?
71 Are the players playing now the best in the history of that country?
What is the Ballon d'Or, the highest honor for soccer players?
What is the secret behind the 73 soccer legends who lead their teams to victory?
74 Who are the greatest managers in football history?
75 How did soccer first start in our country?
76 What great star players have there been in our country's soccer history?
Appendix 4: The Shining Stars of Korean Soccer: Cha Bum-kun, Park Ji-sung, and Son Heung-min

PART 4: The Flower of Soccer, the World Cup! Special Stories from the World Cup
How did the 1977 World Cup become a global festival?
78 What is the World Cup, the biggest soccer tournament enjoyed by the entire world?
79 'FIFA', I've heard the name a lot, but what exactly is it?
80 What schedule is referred to as the 'FIFA Calendar'?
81 World Cup, is it really something that everyone in the world will watch?
Which countries were considered strong teams in the 1982 World Cup?
What are some of the most memorable matches from the 1983 World Cup?
84 Who has scored the most goals in World Cup history?
85 Is the 'Yashin Award' given to the best goalkeeper in the World Cup?
86 How many times has our country advanced to the World Cup finals?
87 Is there a separate World Cup for women?
Appendix 5: World Cup Records

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