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global professional soccer
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Goal celebrations in global professional soccer vary by culture, including actions such as removing shirts, performing somersaults, or knee slides.
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Asian countries
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In Asian countries, goal celebrations emphasize gratitude and camaraderie through hand-raising and embracing teammates.
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Middle East
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Goal celebrations in the Middle East emphasize modesty and gratitude towards teammates.
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United States
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American football players in the United States perform elaborate celebrations after scoring a touchdown.
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African countries
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Scoring in soccer in African countries often involves celebratory gestures towards fans or sidelines.
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South America
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In South American culture, elaborate and expressive goal celebrations are an integral part of the game and embraced by fans.
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Australian professional soccer
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In Australian professional soccer, performing somersaults or flips during goal celebrations is uncommon and may be discouraged for safety reasons.
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Brazilian professional soccer
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Brazilian professional soccer players celebrate goals by sliding on their knees.
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Conservative cultures
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In conservative cultures, goal celebrations are expected to be modest and not overly expressive out of respect for the opponent.
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European countries
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In European countries, players often perform elaborate dances and team celebrations after scoring a goal.
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Northern European countries
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In Northern European countries, soccer players often celebrate goals by running with their arms open towards the fans or sidelines.
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