Football in the Spanish national team/sport is called fútbol. It is an individual game that involves kicking a ball with feet and shins into a net using teams of 11 players. The two teams are divided up according to gender: one captain, one vice-captain for each side; and eight players per team. The match consists of 90 minutes of play with an additional 30 minutes of extra time if needed. If scores are still level after extra time has finished then a penalty shoot-out will be used to determine a winner. Soccer is most popular in Europe and North America, but it is also widely played in South America and Africa. Women's football is also popular in many countries including Spain where it is called futbol. There are several differences between men's and women's football including number of players on the field at a time, size of the pitch, and whether there is a goal at each end of the field. In Spain, football is called fútbol. Men's football is called segunda división while women's football is called tercera división.