π stands for American football, used for NFL games, college football, the Super Bowl and game-day plans. The Apple artwork shows a brown leather ball with white laces and white stripes near each end.

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The tone is fun and sporty. In the United States π is the main emoji for football season, Sunday games, fantasy football and Super Bowl parties, and it often appears around Thanksgiving games. Outside the U.S. the word football usually means soccer, so people in the UK, India, Nigeria and elsewhere should use β½ for that sport. Some people mix up π with π, the rugby ball. It has no common slang meaning.
It usually means someone is watching or talking about a game. A message like "π tonight?" is an invite to watch together.
Game starts at 8 π you coming over?
My fantasy team is a disaster ππ
Super Bowl party at mine ππ
What a catch ππ₯
| π vs β½ | β½ is soccer, the sport most of the world calls football. |
|---|---|
| π vs π | π is a rugby ball, which is rounder and used for rugby, not the NFL. |
| Name | american football |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F3C8 |
| Category | Activity |
| Keywords | american, ball, bowl, football, sport, super |
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π stands for American football, used for NFL games, college football, the Super Bowl and game-day plans. The Apple artwork shows a brown leather ball with white laces and white stripes near each end.
Use π for American football and β½ for soccer. If you mean the sport played in the Premier League or the World Cup, β½ is the right one.
No. π is the rugby ball, while π is the American football used in the NFL.
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