An impromptu version of soccer played in tight spaces like narrow lanes or school corridors.
An impromptu version of soccer played in tight spaces like narrow lanes or school corridors. In the absence of a leather football, children use a small, hard green lime or an empty, flattened aluminum juice can as the ball. The game emphasizes close-control dribbling and precise passing rather than long kicks.
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