I noticed that the word "friendly" is used frequently to describe soccer games, like an "international friendly" or "interleague friendly" match. What exactly does this mean?
Friendly means the result doesn’t count towards World Cup qualification or end of season position etc. Basically it is a game for the sake of having a game…for fun!
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no jumping the other team in the parking lot?
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because soccer players I have to say are some of the most friendly opponents ive ever seen in sports they are so nice to each other.but the fans are a different story.also it probably means a nice exhibition match
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Friendly is used when the game being played is not competitive or does not count in the outcome of a league.
E.g. Teams go on world tours and play matches with teams from other leagues which do not mean anything.
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Friendly means the result doesn’t count towards World Cup qualification or end of season position etc. Basically it is a game for the sake of having a game…for fun!
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a "friendly" game means it’s just a game for fun and doesn’t contribute to any competition points
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