How to draw school football handwritten newspaper

How to draw the school football handwritten newspaper is as follows:

Then draw grass below, draw a big football-shaped border up, and draw grass and sun decorations on it. First draw an arc header on it, draw the outside of the header, and then draw a little boy playing football down. Colour the headlines green, the grass colorful, the sun red and yellow, and then colour the children.

After painting the ground with green and dark grass, draw a red border on the football border. Finally, draw a text column with a ruler in the box, and draw a simple and beautiful campus football handwritten newspaper. In a regular football match, the number of each team is 1 1, among which there must be a goalkeeper, and three players can be changed in each game. When any team has less than seven players, the game cannot be played.

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Every regular football match has a referee, two assistant referees and a substitute referee. After the referee blows the whistle, the kickoff player kicks the ball forward until it rolls around, and then the game begins. The competition time is divided into the first half and the second half, each half is 45min minutes, and the intermission time does not exceed15 minutes.

If the game is tied within 90 minutes, it will be overtime. The time of overtime is 30 minutes, and the first half is15 minutes respectively. There is no rest in the middle, only changing venues, playing the game of sudden death. If overtime is still a draw, the winner must be decided, then the winner will be decided by penalty kick. 3 points for winning a game, 1 point for drawing a game, and 0 point for losing a game.

/kloc-At the beginning of the 9th century, football became popular in Europe at that time, especially in Britain and some Latin American countries, but the rules of football at that time were varied. 1848, Cambridge University and Oxford University made a series of rules in football match, and the first written rule in football history was born, because the match between Cambridge University and Oxford University was based on dormitory.