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There's no such thing as a foul in Rematch , and players can't ever be offside.
It's soccer distilled into the fantasy of the sport, pure physicality, where every play is a highlight reel.
There's still technical issues that need to be fixed, but the issues will likely be gone in a few weeks anyway.
Once all the issues are smoothed over, Rematch could end up being the next big esport.
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