Soccer Goal

A street soccer goal is a goal for small-sided play rather than a full-size field. It suits the tight spaces where street soccer is played: a paved school court, a corner of a park, a playground or a fenced soccer cage. The game is fast and the ball is struck hard at close range, so the goal needs a solid frame that keeps its shape and stays put.

Our Soccer Goal for street soccer has a powder-coated frame made for heavy use. The coating protects the frame against weather and keeps its appearance when the goal stays outside all year.

• Schools: on a paved schoolyard or a multi-use court, where goals see daily use during breaks and gym classes.
• Parks and playgrounds: as a fixed point for informal games in a public space.
• Soccer cages: inside a fenced cage where play runs continuously and the goal takes a lot of hits.
• Private backyards: on a paved area where a lightweight goal would not last.

The goal can be placed on hard surfaces such as asphalt or concrete, and it is just as suitable for grass or other softer ground. That makes it practical for contractors, municipalities and schools that need one goal type for different sites. How the goal is fixed depends on the surface and on who uses the area, so ask us about the fixing options for your ground before you order.

1. Measure the playing area and decide where the goals stand, usually one at each short end.
2. Check the ground: hard surface or grass. This decides how the goals are fixed.
3. Decide whether the area needs a fence around it to keep the ball in play. Our Sports Fencing category has double wire panels, round posts, connectors and rebound panels for this.
4. Leave space behind and beside each goal so players do not run straight into a wall or fence.
5. Order the goals, fencing and fittings together, so one delivery covers the whole job.

Most street soccer areas need more than goals. A ball stop fence keeps the ball off the road and out of neighboring plots, and a rebound panel at the bottom of the fence takes hard kicks. For a multi-sport court, a basketball goal from our Basketball Goal category can share the same paved area.

• Make sure the goal is fixed or secured before anyone plays.
• Do not let anyone climb on the goal or hang from the crossbar.
• Check the frame and the fixings regularly, and repair damage before the goal is used again.
• Keep the area around the goal clear of loose objects and sharp edges.

Fenceweb delivers to every US state and to Canada. We supply schools, municipalities, contractors and homeowners. If you need several goals or a complete soccer cage, send us the layout and we will quote the goals, fencing and fittings together.