Tag:sport=futsal
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| 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. |
| Group: sports |
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| Status: de facto |
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Futsal is a sport played by two teams of 5 players on a rectangular (mainly indoor) pitch with a smooth and non-abrasive surface, touchlines and a D-shaped penalty area, who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal.
The standard dimensions of a futsal pitch are between 25–42 m in length and 16–25 m in width. A futsal pitch is characterized by touchlines and goal lines, goals measuring
3 x 2 m, a D-shaped penalty area, and two penalty marks. It is played with a smaller ball, which has a reduced rebound compared to a standard association football.[1]
How to map
Since sport=futsal 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 sufficiently large single room that is suitable for practising sports indoors and does not have a "centre" character.leisure=sports_centre- A sports centre is a distinct facility where multiple sports take place within an enclosed area.leisure=stadium- A major sports facility with substantial tiered seating.shop=sports- A shop selling sports equipment and clothing.club=sport- A club for the purpose of playing or supporting one or more sports.
Multiple values can be used, i.e. sport=futsal;handball;volleyball, whenever the same venue is used for multiple sports.
Tags used in combination
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name=*
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(optional) The name of the location, if any. |
leisure=*
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Use this tag to describe the nature of the venue, i.e. leisure=pitch if you are marking an outdoor court or leisure=sport_centre if you are marking a whole building containing an indoor court. If the building contains multiple pitches, i.e. two courts side by side, it can be useful to mark the building as a sport centre and the individual courts as pitches. However, in this case the sport=* tag should be used only for the pitches, not for the building.
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building=yes
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(optional) Use this tag if you are marking the location of an entire building. Do not use this tag if you are only marking the area of the pitch, whether inside a building or outdoor. |
surface=*
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(optional) Use this tag to describe the type of surface available. For outdoor pitches see surface=* for a list of possible values. Most common are probably asphalt, concrete and tartan, but dirt, earth and even grass are not unheard of. For indoor pitches you might want to use parquet or synthetic.
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Related amenities
Especially for outdoor pitches it might be useful to mark the location of a nearby source of drinkable water if one is available, using the the tags amenity=fountain or amenity=drinking_water. However, this should be a separate entity rather than an additional tag on the basketball-related entity itself.
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Futsal pitch
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Futsal bal
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=arena_soccer- A sport played by two teams of 6 players on an (mainly indoor) artificial turf court with boards, 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=five-a-side- An informal variant ofsport=futsal,sport=minisoccerorsport=arena_soccerwithout strict rules or with different markings, played by two teams of 5 players on a rectangular indoor or outdoor pitch (with or without boards), who try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal. Other variants can besport=six-a-side,sport=seven-a-sideorsport=eight-a-side.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.
See also
- International Association Football Federation (FIFA) - The world-governing body for futsal.
- World Futsal Association (AMF) - The world-governing body for futsal (with slightly different rules).
