US Soccer ban heading the ball for children over fears of concussion and head injuries, The Independent

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US Soccer ban heading the ball for children over fears of concussion and  head injuries, The Independent
Children aged 10 and under will not be allowed to head the ball while 11 to 13 year-olds will have headers limited in training
US Soccer ban heading the ball for children over fears of concussion and  head injuries, The Independent
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US Soccer ban heading the ball for children over fears of concussion and  head injuries, The Independent
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