Alternatively, one can use the game administration tool.

Each player plays a soccer team that consists of 4 field players and goalkeeper. Players roll the dice and move one of their players the amount shown. Any remaining movement points can be used to kick the ball. The ball can be kicked on a diagonal, in contract to player movement. Each time the ball touches a player, its movement is extended by one.

Starting setup:

At the beginning of the game, the players setup their teams: player A sets a figure, then player B two figures, A two, etc.
Player setup must follow these rules:

• Only one player per square
• A player(goalie) must be placed on the squares directly in front of the goal line
• At least one player must be placed inside the center circle
• No players may be placed on the opponents side of the center circle
• At least one player must be placed on the opponents side of the board

The amount of the die roll indicated the amount of spaces you may move one of your players.

The coach selects one of his players by clicks clicking on it at the legs Now the possible places to move are shown. The coach then clicks on the destination square in order to move the player there. Players can not move on a diagonal, players use one movement point per square. A player may only move through open squares. If the ball is reached, the player then kicks the ball. When kicking the ball, if the ball touches another Player of the same team, its movement is extended by one and the ball may be turned 45° .

The Full amount of the dice roll must be used.

Gooooooooal:

The object of the game is to score as many goals as possible. A goal is scored when the ball is kicked into the opponents net, past the goal line.

After a goal is scored, both players place their goalkeepers again on their goal line. The goalkeeper that was scored upon, kicks the ball to start play. The Dice roll in this case must be at least 2.

The game ends after 25 minutes(each minute is one move per team) each team has made 25 moves. If , after 25 minutes, the game is tied then a 10 minute overtime is played.

Not walls!

It counts:
1. Only the goalkeeper may stand on the goal line. A field player may pass through there, but may not conclude its turn there. 2. The ball may not be played outside of the lines

Street Soccer appears to the EM 2004 in the BSW.