Tag:sport=five-a-side
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| An informal variant of association football played without strict rules by two teams of 5 players on an indoor or outdoor pitch (with or without boards), who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal. |
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Five-a-side football is an informal variant of association football played without strict rules by two teams of 5 players (four outfield players and a goalkeeper) on a smaller pitch. Other differences from football include smaller goals and a reduced game duration. Matches are played indoors, or outdoors on artificial turf or hard-surface pitches, which may be enclosed within a barrier or 'cage' to prevent the ball from leaving the playing area and keep the game constantly flowing.
Other variants can be sport=six-a-side, sport=seven-a-side or sport=eight-a-side.
The sport=five-a-side tag should only be used for features (pitches, sports hall, etc.) dedicated to five-a-side. For other variants of soccer, use:
sport=soccer- Association football, more commonly known as football or soccer - a sport played by two teams of 11 players on a large soccer pitch, who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.sport=minisoccer- A sport played by 2 teams of 6 players on a smaller (outdoor or indoor) artificial turf or grass pitch with touchlines and a rectangular penalty area, who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.sport=futsal- A sport played by two teams of 5 players on a (mainly indoor) hard-surface pitch with touchlines and a D-shaped penalty area, who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.sport=arena_soccer- A sport played by two teams of 6 players on an (mainly indoor) artificial turf court with boards and quarter-lines (or shootout lines), who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.
sport=beachsoccer- A sport played by two teams of 5 players on a sand court , who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.sport=futnet- A sport played as singles or in teams of 2 or 3 players, who try to hit the ball over the low net into the opponent's side using any part of the body except for the hands.
How to map
Since sport=minisoccer is a non-physical tag, it should be combined with other (physical) tags; e.g.:
leisure=pitch- An area designed for practising sport, normally designated with appropriate markings.leisure=practice_pitch- A small place set up for practicing a given sport, but not appropriate for a full game.leisure=sports_hall- A large single room that is suitable for practising sports indoors and doesn't have a "centre" character.leisure=sports_centre- A sports centre is a distinct facility where multiple sports take place within an enclosed area (multiple rooms, pitches or combination).shop=sports- A shop selling sports equipment and clothing.club=sport- A club for the purpose of playing or supporting one or more sports.
Tags used in combination
name=*- The name of the pitch / sports centre / shop / club etc.operator=*- The name of the company, person or other entity operating a feature.website=*- The official website of a place.phone=*- The contact phone number of a place.email=*- The contact email of a place.access=yes/no/customers/private/...- Specifies whether it is possible to play on the pitch or access a sports venue.opening_hours=*- Describes when a feature is open or closed in a standard format.fee=*- Whether there is a charge for using the pitch.charge=*- How much is charged for use a place.payment:*=*- To indicate the precise method of payment.stroller=yes/no/limited- Whether a place accessible with stroller, or not.wheelchair=yes/no/limited- Whether a place is wheelchair accessible, or not.surface=*- Describes the surface of a pitch.lit=*- Indicates whether a pitch is lit.indoor=yes/no- If the pitch is inside some building or not.
Surroundings
man_made=soccer_goal- The goal is rarely mapped, but this tag has some minor use.leisure=bleachers- Bleachers or stands - raised, tiered rows of benches found at sports fields.building=pavilion- A building that was originally built as a facility for users of sports grounds, which may include changing rooms, storage, or a space for social events.
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Outdoor five-a-side pitch with boards
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Indoor five-a-side pitch
Possible tagging mistakes
Similar tags
sport=soccer- Association football, more commonly known as football or soccer - a sport played by two teams of 11 players on a large soccer pitch, who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.sport=minisoccer- A sport played by 2 teams of 6 players on a smaller (outdoor or indoor) artificial turf or grass pitch with touchlines and a rectangular penalty area, who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.sport=futsal- A sport played by two teams of 5 players on a (mainly indoor) hard-surface pitch with touchlines and a D-shaped penalty area, who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.sport=arena_soccer- A sport played by two teams of 6 players on an (mainly indoor) artificial turf court with boards and quarter-lines (or shootout lines), who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.sport=beachsoccer- A sport played by two teams of 5 players on a sand court , who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.sport=futnet- A sport played as singles or in teams of 2 or 3 players, who try to hit the ball over the low net into the opponent's side using any part of the body except for the hands.sport=table_soccer- A tabletop game usually played by 2 to 4 players, who try to hit a small ball into the opponent's goal using figures attached to rotating rods.sport=teqball- A ball sport that is played on a curved table, combining elements of sepak takraw and table tennis.sport=american_football- A sport played by two teams of 11 players on a rectangular field with goalposts at each end.sport=australian_football- A sport played between two teams of 18 players on an oval field, also called football, footy, Aussie rules, or AFL.sport=canadian_football- A sport played by two teams of 12 players on a rectangular field with goal posts at each end.