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How big is A Soccer Field?

A soccer pitch for international matches is recommended at 105 by 68 metres: 7,140 square metres, or about 1.76 acres. The rules allow a range, from 100 to 110 metres long and 64 to 75 metres wide for international games.

square feet
76,854
square metres
7,140
acres
1.76
hectares
0.71
football fields
1.33
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Why pitches vary

The Laws of the Game set a range rather than one fixed size, so pitches differ from ground to ground. Many professional stadiums use 105 by 68 metres, the size FIFA recommends.

Against an American football field

A 105 by 68 metre pitch is a little shorter than an American football field with end zones (105 m against 109.7 m) but much wider (68 m against 48.8 m), which makes it about a third larger overall.

How it compares

Questions people ask

How many acres is a soccer field?

About 1.76 acres for a 105 by 68 metre pitch.

How big is a soccer field in feet?

About 344 by 223 feet for a 105 by 68 metre pitch.

Are all soccer fields the same size?

No. For international matches the length can be 100 to 110 metres and the width 64 to 75 metres. Other matches allow a wider range.

Where the numbers come from

Official figure: 105 by 68 metres, the size FIFA recommends. Outline measured at 1.76 acres (0.0071 km²) on the WGS84 ellipsoid. Outline: Exact official dimensions, licence: No restrictions.

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