Soccer (activity, Apparel Or Equipment)

16YOM PLAYING SOCCER, HURT HIS SHOULDER. HIT BY A BALL.DX: MUSCLE STRAIN LEFT SHOULDER.

54YOM WAS PLAYING SOCCER WHEN HE FELT A POP IN RIGHT ACHILLES TENDON TEAR DX:ACHILLES TENDON TEAR

31 YOM KICKED IN LEG PLAYING SOCCER IN JAIL DX: CELLULITIS

13YOF WAS PLAYING IN A SOCCER GAME AND WAS KICKED IN THE LEFT KNEE BY ANOTHER PLAYER CAUSING A BRUISE TO HER KNEE, WAS THEN HIT IN THE SAME SPOT AGAIN WHILE KICKING A SOCCER BALL AROUND WITH HER BROTHER DX: CONCLUSION OF LEFT KNEE

17YOM,SHOULDER PAIN PLAYING SOCCER THIS EVENING WHEN COLLIDED WITH ANOTHER PLAYER,FELL DOWN TO GROUND,DX:FX CLAVICLE

10YOF WAS PLAYING SOCCER AND TWISTED LEFT FOOT DX: STRAINED FOOT

22YOM WITH SPRAINED ANKLE IN SOCCER DX: SPRAINED ANKLE

15YOM WITH FRACTURED ELBOW IN SOCCER DX: FRACTURED ELBOW

15 YOF ROLLED HER RIGHT ANKLE AT SOCCER PRACTICE. STATES SHE WAS TRYING TO STOP SOMEONE FROM KICKING THE BALL AND ROLLED HER ANKLE ON THE BALL DX ANKLE SPRAIN

39 YOM WAS PLAYING PICK-UP SOCCER. HE CLIMBED A FENCE TO GET THE BALL AND PUNCTURED HIS RIGHT HAND ON THE TOP OF THE METAL FENCE. DX PUNCTURE WOUND

24YOM WITH SPRAINED ANKLE IN SOCCER DX: SPRAINED ANKLE

14YOF WITH FALL IN SOCCER DX; KNEE SPRAIN

Using the Adidas Copa Gloro 20.2 cleats, I was severely injured while playing a semi-professional soccer game. I tore my ACL, MCL, meniscus, and patella ligament (no one touched me, I just collapsed). The lack of quality and support in the shoes caused this unprovoked accident which resulted in three surgeries and up to a year of not being able to play. I've been an athlete for over 20 years and have only ever worn Copas, so I'm incredibly familiar with how the boot should feel and fit. Adidas's recent upgrades to the Copa line have been pretty awful. Similar reviews online show consistency amongst other athletes who have found the 20.2 to be uncomfortable and of poor quality. Adidas recently discontinued this line (without reason) but did not recall the shoe. Shame on Adidas for making a boot that unsafe for their athletes.

Consumer wanted to report that his stepson was injured on a white coated goal cover by Marker’s Inc. when his son slid across the field at his school during recess at Sherwood school in highland park, IL. The school district is 112. His son slid on the soccer goal post cover and received 22 stitches on his left knee as a result of the incident. He was at recess playing for about 15-20 minutes. The product indicates that the product advertised that the product has no sharp edges . The consumer spoke to the company president yesterday who explained to him that sometimes in cases of cold weather the product may come above ground. The consumer is concerned about this increasing risk especially since the incident occurred last November. He questions if lawn mowers could crack the cover. The product is known as a Mark Smart field marking system by Marker's Inc. At the time of the incident, the consumer’ stepson was taken to the Highland Park Hospital emergency room. The consumer spoke to the head groundsman of the entire school district grounds, [REDACTED]. The consumer sent an email to [REDACTED] on May 9th and had his phone call returned around May 12th of this year. [REDACTED] told the consumer that he had a conversation or meeting with the soccer league who use the fields and concluded along with the soccer league that the product was safe. The consumer stated that he initiated contact with [REDACTED] in November of last year a few days after the incident happened. The consumer's son was not hospitalized. However, he occasionally bleeds from the scar. The consumer stated that the incident concerns him because other children may be harmed by this product and felt it was imperative to report this to the CPSC. The President of Marker's, Inc. says Fed. review maintenance recommendations.

Until now, the two most common soccer injuries are:ankle sprains and Achilles tendon rupture or tear. During five years period of practice soccer, i injury my self between seven to nine times with different soccer shoes brands . My most common injury it was achilles tendon and calf tear. This injuries it has never been associate directly with the soccer shoes design malfunction because to the simple eye view for many of us it's difficult to see how athlete move the foot on the grass field. Thanks to biometric data analysis equipment on the marked and it's applicability on sports we can see what simple eye view can not. The grass terrain is an uneven surface no matter what,to the athlete that wear cleats because it's faulty design in combination with the soft ground create a hazard for lower leg,bone,muscle,tendons, etc. How this happened ? There is a principal that mostly all sport shoes designers fallow. Due to the calcaneus or heel fall on mostly all body mass, designers increase cushions in the area for more comfortable impact when we walk,run, jump etc. This principal has negative effects with cleated sport shoes on a grass terrain. Cleated shoes with or without cushion on grass terrain it's acting like a dagger(on heel area)a holding force and it go deeper according the weight index we apply. The deeper it goes down,the difficult to pull out. Cleats, created bigger problems on grass terrain broke the anatomic alignment between heel to toes and for that, change the weight and balance center making more difficult no only departure but turning to the sites, jumping, running, kicking the ball, etc. In conclusion ,Cleats,on a grass terrain created more drag to the player foot to point of over stretching legs muscle and taking the tendons to the limit of it elasticity to the limit where injury start.

On 04-03-2025 a fire broke out in a school dormitory from a toy. The toy, a rechargeable hover ball manufactured in China, was charging when the failure occurred. The toy was being charged overnight by a child in the dormitory. No injuries occurred. However, the fire occurred next to an occupied bed and may have extended if not noticed in time.

electronic hover soccer ball had a battery fire.

This is regarding the Franklin Sports Blackhawk Backyard Soccer Goal - Portable Pop Up Soccer Nets - Youth + Adult Folding Indoor + Outdoor Goals sold on Amazon. My daughter suffered from multiple fiberglass splinters on her hands and fingers as she assisted us in assembling it and sliding the poles through the fabric. We followed the instructions in the assembly instruction guide.

On or about February 20, 2019, I was inflating a soccer ball. It is labeled as being marketed by Franklin Sports Inc., Stoughton MA 02072. It is a size 3 soccer ball labelled as F-100. It bears the number 1160937245. It also bears a smudged number that appears to be 5063-3. The soccer ball indicates "inflate 4 - 6 LBS." As I inflated a Franklin size 3 soccer ball, pressure increased towards 2 pounds per inch ("PSI"). At approximately 2 PSI and certainly before 3 PSI, the soccer ball exploded. As it exploded, my 9 year old son, who was seated nearby, was impacted by the explosion on his neck. He experienced redness, pain, and swelling. The pain and swelling have since subsided. This is the second time a Franklin soccer ball has exploded prior to reaching the recommended pressure. It also occurred years ago.