Sponsored Content .se-listing__byline { visibility: hidden; } The Premier League was founded in 1992, and began play in the 1992-93 season. The league is made up of 20 clubs, currently all located in England, though teams from Wales are also eligible to play in the Premier League. The Premier League is just one part of an entire English soccer “pyramid.” It is the highest tier of soccer in England. Read Premier League stories Dressed to Play: Soccer January 12, 2019 | 1 minute, 47 seconds read Soccer is a minimal equipment sport, but there are a few items your child will need for the game. Shin guards These come in different sizes based on your child’s height and weight. Look on the package for a guide to what size is best for your child. (Tip: shin guards are meant to be worn inside their socks.) Soccer socks These socks are made of athletic-intended materials and are long enough to fit over the length of the shin guards. Cleats Get soccer-specific cleats; never choose metal ones. If you’re just starting out, tennis shoes are OK, but cleats are recommended. Athletic clothes Your child will want to wear clothing that’s easy to move around and run in, such as athletic shorts and a T-shirt, avoiding anything heavy or baggy. If your child needs a jersey or pinnie, the team or organization will either provide it or have it available for purchase. Water bottle This isn’t required, but we definitely encourage it. Your child will be running around a lot, and hydration is key. Soccer ball The size of the ball your child will need depends on his or her age. Follow these guidelines when purchasing. Size 3 (Junior) for ages 8 and under Size 4 (Youth) for ages 8 to 12 Size 5 (Adult) for ages 13 and older Download the complete guide for soccerGet a PDF copy to print out for yourself or share it with others who are just getting started with soccer. Included in the guide are the following.Words of AdviceFundamentals of the GameThe Basic RulesGetting into PositionSoccer Terms ExplainedDressed to PlayWays to PlayDownload the guide sports in this article Soccer tags in this article Beginner New to Sports Parent SportsEngine