The first attempt to bring together a collection of rules to be used everywhere the game was played was made at a meeting in Cambridge in 1848. When the early game arose in England during the first half of the 19th century, the rules shifted depending on which school the game was played. Also, the sizes of the playing field could vary a lot and the same thing with numbers of players involved. In the early days it was not possible to distinguish the two teams by the shirts and it would take even longer until numbers were used on the players shirts. The rules were, however, far from the current ones. The beginning of the process took part in Cambridge 1848 when a meeting was held, but not until a second meeting 15 years later in London could a satisfying set of rules be agreed on. Today the game has reached a uniformity concerning laws of the game, but I took some time until that happened. This was a game that early on lacked standard rules, instead many variants of rules were in use depending on where it was played.
The rules of association football (soccer) were developed under a long time.
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