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adidas UEFA Euro 2012 Tango 12 Replique Ball

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Get Ready for UEFA Euro 2012!

This hand-stitched training ball is made with high quality materials for a great ball to kick around during your next practice.

COVER: Hand stitched ball constructed of polyester, cotton and PU for high durability and a great touch.

BLADDER: Latex bladder provides the best rebound characteristics.

FIFA Inspected.

100% PU. Imported.

Note: All of our balls are shipped deflated. This helps in keeping our shipping costs low, savings that we can pass on to you.

Este balón para entrenar cosido a mano ha sido hecho con materiales de alta calidad. CUBIERTA: Cosido a mano con armazón de poliéster, algodón y PU para hacerlo más duradero y brindar un excelente toque. VEJIGA: Látex para un mejor rebote. Inspeccionado por FIFA. 100% PU. Importado. Nota: todos nuestros balones se envían desinflados. Esto hace que el costo de envío sea menor y nos ayuda a darte un mejor precio.

Rules of the Game: During penalty kicks to determine the winner of a match, the goalkeeper who is the teammate of the kicker must remain on the field of play, outside the penalty area in which the kicks are being taken, and on the goal line where it meets Rules of the Game: during a penalty kick, the players other than the kicker must be inside the field of play but outside the penalty area and at least 9.15 m (10 yds) from the penalty mark. Rules of the Game: For FIFA matches, the ball should have a circumference of not more than 70 cm (28 ins) and not less than 68 cm (27 ins). The mascots for the 2002 FIFA World Cup in Korea/Japan were futuristic, computer-generated creatures named Ato, Kaz and Nik. The youngest player to score in the German Bundesliga was Nuri Sahin of Borussia Dortmund (16 years and 335 days) in 2005.
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