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This document provides information about different team sports including handball, basketball, volleyball, and football. For each sport, it lists the number of players, length of periods, player positions, and other key rules. Handball teams have 7 players, with goalkeeper and various defensive and attacking positions named. Basketball has 4 quarters of varying lengths depending on if it is FIBA or NBA rules. Volleyball teams have 6 court players split into 3 defense and 3 attack, with a rotation occurring after winning a point on defense. Football teams have 11 players with periods of 45 minutes and breaks of 15 minutes, including positions of goalkeeper, defense, midfielders, and forwards.
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