But here's the thing: the 90 minutes isn't always... well, 90 minutes. You see, the referee has the power to add extra time, known as stoppage time, to account for any delays during the game. It's like when you're running late for work, and you tell your boss you're stuck in traffic... but instead of traffic, it's just a bunch of soccer players pretending to be hurt.
In fact, stoppage time can be quite entertaining, as players often try to waste time by pretending to be injured or celebrating goals for a bit too long. It's like a big game of charades, but instead of acting out movie titles, they're acting out injuries. And the best part? The referee gets to decide how much extra time to add, so it's like a fun little surprise at the end of each half.
Injury Time Thrills: Soccer Clock Rules - Metro League
