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Fútbol Americano

Fútbol Americano, or American football, is a team sport primarily played in the United States, characterized by its unique combination of strategy, physicality, and teamwork. It involves two teams, each typically consisting of eleven players, who compete to advance an oval-shaped ball into the opponent’s end zone to score points. Scoring can occur via touchdowns, field goals, and extra points after touchdowns.

The game is divided into four quarters, and teams progress by advancing the ball through a series of plays, using a combination of running and passing strategies. The sport is known for its specialized roles, such as quarterbacks, wide receivers, and linebackers, each with specific responsibilities on the field.

American football is governed by a set of rules that dictate the pace of the game, including downs, plays, and penalties. Major competitions include college football as well as professional leagues, with the National Football League (NFL) being the most prominent. The sport has a significant cultural impact in the U.S., often associated with celebrations like the Super Bowl, and it has garnered international attention, leading to the growth of the sport in other countries.