Bubble Ball soccer is a mix of its namesake sport and bumper cars. The intent of the game is for a team to score more goals than the other team while knocking the other team's players down. All ...

Rolando Kirknis (left), owner of Bay Area Bubble Soccer, rolls a bubble ball before a game of bubble ball soccer at Rancho Laguna Park in Moraga, Calif. Sunday, November 2, 2014.

Bubble soccer is indoor soccer with one major difference: Players run around wearing giant, inflated “bubbles” that look like see-through beach balls.

Bubble Ball soccer, or Knockerball, has been gaining traction in Europe, Australia and Japan, and is quickly spreading to the United States, according to a release from the city.

The sport of bubble soccer, sometimes called bubble ball, isn’t cutthroat or complicated. Players, strapped into large inflatable plastic spheres, kick a ball toward goals on either end of a ...

Bubble Ball Soccer at the Holyoke Boys & Girls Club The Holyoke Boys & Girls Club will host a Bubble Ball soccer tournament on January 31. The above video, shot by the Boys & Girls Club and shared ...

World Cup soccer it isn't. You can't see anything, really. You can't say anything, or not anything that might be heard by teammates. You can't control the ball. You certainly can't head it. You ...

From left, Brad McCoy, Tyler Sparks and Russell Rubertt bounce off each other during a friendly game of bubble ball soccer at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake on Sunday. (Colin Mulvany) Buy a ...

As the world's best soccer players vie for glory in Brazil, Nashvillians are trying a game that's a bit more off-the-wall — bubble soccer. In this estranged cousin of the world's most popular ...

AUSTIN — The ball caromed off Mike Livermore’s bubble and rebounded toward the other goal, bouncing once, twice, three times before settling in the back of the net. After more than 40 years ...

Footage shows an enraged bull bucking people like volleyballs during an ill-fated bubble race.