How to draw a soccer goal, step by step
Six simple steps · best for ages 5–8 · free to print
The steps in words
- Draw a thick, double-line frame like an upside-down U: two posts and a crossbar on top.
- From the top right corner, draw a slanted line down and back. This is the side of the goal.
- At the bottom, between the two posts, draw a straight line: the back of the goal on the grass.
- Inside the frame, draw lines going up and down and lines going across. This is the net.
- Add net to the slanted side too, and draw a ball in front of the goal with a pentagon in the middle and hexagons around it.
- Go over all the lines in black. Time to shoot!
Tip: The net is easier if you start with one line in the middle and add lines on both sides, evenly spaced.
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Frequently asked questions
How many steps does it take to draw a soccer goal?
Six steps. The first: Draw a thick, double-line frame like an upside-down U: two posts and a crossbar on top. The last: Go over all the lines in black. Time to shoot!
What age is the soccer goal drawing for?
It suits kids aged 5–8 best. The net is easier if you start with one line in the middle and add lines on both sides, evenly spaced.
How do I print the page?
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