In a full-sized soccer formation, there are typically 11 players on each team during a match. This includes a goalkeeper, who protects the goal, and ten outfield players who can be positioned as defenders, midfielders, or forwards. The formation can be adjusted according to strategy and tactics but generally adheres to this 11-player structure. Each player has a specific role in contributing to both offensive and defensive plays during the game. Team dynamics and coordination among all eleven players are critical for success on the field.