What is the length and width of a standard football field?

1. What is the standard area of a football field?

Playing football has certain requirements for the venue. According to the regulations of FIFA, a regular football field should meet the following requirements in terms of area:

1. The playing field must be rectangular, and the length of sideline must be greater than the length of goal line.

Length: the shortest is 90 meters (100 yards) and the longest is 120 meters (130 yards).

Width: minimum 45 meters (50 yards) and maximum 90 meters (100 yards)

2. International competition standards

Length: the shortest 100 meters (1 10 yards) and the longest 1 10 meters (120 yards).

Width: the shortest is 64m (70 yards) and the longest is 75m (80 yards).

Size of the playing field: The playing field must be rectangular, and the sideline length must be greater than the goal line length. The length is 90-120m (100-130m) and the width is 45-90m (50-60m).

International competition: 100- 1 10 m (110/20 yards) long and 64-75 m (70-80 yards) wide.

World Cup finals:105m long (about 1 15 yards) and 68m wide (about 74 yards).

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2. What are the requirements for a regular football field?

For football fields that need to hold formal football matches, in addition to the size requirements, the following requirements need to be met:

1, draw a line

The playing field should be clearly marked according to the plan. The line width shall not exceed12cm. The longer two lines are called sideline and the shorter two lines are called goal line. Draw a line through the stadium in the middle, which is called the center line. The center of the site should be clearly marked, and a circle should be drawn with 9. 15m as the radius, which is called the middle circle. Every corner of the football field should have a flat-topped flagpole not less than 1.5 meters with a small flag on it. Similar flags and flagpoles can be erected at least 1 m from the center line on both sides of the football field.

2. Goal area

Draw a 5.5-meter-long line perpendicular to the goal line on the goal line at both ends of the competition field, one end is connected with the goal line, and the other end is drawn with a line parallel to the goal line. The area within these three lines and the goal line is called the goal area.

3. penalty area

Draw a line16.5m long and perpendicular to the goal line on the goal line at both ends of the football field, with the upper end connected to the goal line and the other end drawing a connecting line parallel to the goal line. The area within these three lines and the goal line is called the penalty area. At the midpoint of the two goal lines, measure 1 1 meter vertically into the field and make a clear mark, which is called the penalty spot. Draw an arc outside the penalty area with the penalty spot as the center and 9. 15m as the radius, which is called penalty arc.

4. Corner area

Draw a quarter arc on the court with the intersection of the sideline and the goal line as the dot and 1 m as the radius. This arc area is called corner area.

5. Objectives

The goal should be set in the center of each goal line, consisting of two vertical goalposts with a spacing of 7.32m, which is the same as that of the two corner flag points, and a 1 horizontal crossbar with a spacing of 2.44m along the ground. In order to ensure safety, both the fixed goal and the moving goal must be stably fixed on the football field. The width and thickness of the doorpost and crossbar shall be symmetrical and equal, and shall not exceed 12 cm. The net is tied to the goalposts, beams and the ground behind the goal. The net should be well supported so that the goalkeeper has enough room to move.