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I have seen that soccer fields vary in size. However, I believe there must be an agreed upon dimension for professional fields (Premier League, La Liga, MLS, etc.) What are these dimensions??
Either feet, yards, or meters works fine.
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The size of the picth is not evenly in every field. There are maximum and minimun size.
Law 1 told us about it:
Dimensions The touchline must be longer than the goal-line.
Length (touchline):
minimum 90m (100yds)
maximum 120m (130yds)
Length (goal-line):
minimum 45m (50yds)
maximum 90m (100yds)
Dimensions for international matches
Length (touchline):
minimum 100m (100yds)
maximum 110m (120yds)
Length (goal-line):
minimum 64m (70yds)
maximum 75m (80yds)
Competitions may determine the length of the goal-line and touchline within the above dimensions.
There is no rule about that the pitch has to maintain some aspect. in fact a field can be 90m X 45m or 90m X 89m, but the last one would be a very strange field.
You can see here that there is only a required range for the dimensions.
From my experience, I believe that even in professional leagues like the premier league, certain pitches do indeed have different dimensions and it can be an important influence on the game.
