Soccer Field Observation

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My first observation is that the soccer game is played on a rectangle field with net goals at either end in which two teams of 11 players each try to drive a ball into the others goal by kicking, heading, or using any part of the body except the arm and hands. Only the goal keepers on either side are allowed to touch the ball with his hands and arms except in the case of throw-ins.There are two teams playing against each other with different colour of jerseys to identify each team. when I got to the field, I noticed that the turf soccer field (synthetic grass) which the players played on was really hot, because it is a synthetic grass, it gets really hot, which does not produce enough oxygen and does not absorb carbon dioxide which

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