When Was Modern Football Invented?

There are evidences of ball games being played with feet in ancient Romans and Greek in the period during 300 BC. There is also evidence of the game being played in the Chinese and Japanese culture. However, the game became very popular in the Middle ages in Europe and there were matches held especially in England. The proper rules for the game were established in the 1800s and later adjusted in the 1900s.

Football is a team sport that involved 11 players, who kick a ball to score a goal.

Modern football has originated from Rome and Greece. However, according to documented evidence, Chinese manual Zhan Guo Ce that was compiled between the third century-1st century. Introduced a game resembling football for his army.  This practice was known as Cuju.  This can be termed as the invention of modern football.

The English football was invented in the year 1863. It is named as the FA which stands for the 'Football Association'. It is the head governing body of football in England. All the current rules of football were actually made by the English Football Association. The current president of the 'Football Association' is Prince William of Wales. It is a compulsion for all the professional football clubs to become the members of the Football Association.

The FA has the right to punish a player if he is found guilty of drug abuse or misconduct on and off the field. Missing a drug test organised by FA is also a punishable offence. If a player is found guilty of drug abuse then he or she can be banned by the FA for whatever period of time they choose.

The English Football Association is one of the oldest Football Associations in the world.

Victorian times

In 1876 by walter camp

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Modern football was invented in the l8 1500's in england

Bob marley invented the game when he was high on weed

There was a book found in aberdeen describing the rules of football well before the english claimed it i think the book was written sometime in the 12th century