Water polo is a fast-paced team water sport played between two teams in a swimming pool. Each team has seven players, including a goalkeeper, and the objective is to score goals by throwing the ball into the opponent’s net. Players must swim continuously while passing, catching, and shooting the ball, making the game physically demanding and exciting. Water polo requires strength, endurance, teamwork, and strategic thinking. Matches are divided into timed periods, and the team with the most goals wins. Popular in many countries, water polo is played recreationally and professionally, including in international competitions such as the Olympic Games.

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