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    This document compares American football and rugby by discussing their origins, number of players, field dimensions, balls, equipment, substitution rules, number of referees, timeouts, time limits, and goalpost structures. American football originated in North and South America and has 11 players, while rugby originated in Australia and Europe and has 15 or 13 players. The sports have different field sizes, balls, equipment requirements, substitution limits, refereeing structures, timeout allowances, and time limits for halves or quarters.

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    Презентация о различиях американского футбола и ребги

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    American football vs Rugby

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    This document compares American football and rugby by discussing their origins, number of players, field dimensions, balls, equipment, substitution rules, number of referees, timeouts, time limits, and goalpost structures. American football originated in North and South America and has 11 players, while rugby originated in Australia and Europe and has 15 or 13 players. The sports have different field sizes, balls, equipment requirements, substitution limits, refereeing structures, timeout allowances, and time limits for halves or quarters.

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    American Football Vs Rugby

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    Виктория Кандаурова
    This document compares American football and rugby by discussing their origins, number of players, field dimensions, balls, equipment, substitution rules, number of referees, timeouts, time limits, and goalpost structures. American football originated in North and South America and has 11 players, while rugby originated in Australia and Europe and has 15 or 13 players. The sports have different field sizes, balls, equipment requirements, substitution limits, refereeing structures, timeout allowances, and time limits for halves or quarters.

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    American Football

    vs
    Rugby
    American football - North and
    South America
    Rugby - Australia and Europe
    Number of Players

    American football – 11

    Rugby – 15/13
    American football – 11
    Rugby
    Fields
    American
    Football (109.7 m long,
    48.8 m wide)

    Rugby
    100 m long,
    70 m wide
    Balls

    American football

    Rugby
    Equipment
    American football
    Rugby
    Substitution

    American football – Unlimited

    Rugby - Up to 7 substitutions
    allowed (depending on the
    tournament rules)
    Number of Umpires / Referees

    • American Football - 3-6


    referees

    • Rugby - 1 referee; 2
    assistant referees
    Timeout

    • American Football - 3 time


    outs in each half per team

    • Rugby - No time outs


    allowed
    Time limit

    • American Football - 4
    quarters of 15 minutes each

    • Rugby - 2 halves of 40
    minutes
    Goalposts
    • American football
    Goalposts
    • Rugby

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