Studies show how common left-footedness is in soccer.
after penalties . The Argentinean forward, Lionel Messi, won the player of the game trophy after scoring twice for the Argentinean squad during regular playtime. The game was considered one of the best of all time by many soccer fans around the world.
Overall, about 79 percent of players were right-footed and about 21 percent were left-footed. Only very few players were mixed-footed, e.g., played the ball equally often with both of their feet. Interestingly, while almost all players strongly preferred one foot over the other, they tended to be equally skilled with their non-preferred foot compared to when they needed to use it.
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