What was the score to the longest soccer game ever?

Longest FIFA Match

00:45 minutes or 0.75 hours (first half of regulation time*)

00:20 minutes or 0.33 hours (break time)

00:45 minutes or 0.75 hours (second half of regulation time*)

00:05 minutes or 0.08 hours (injury time or stoppage time)

00:15 minutes or 0.15 hours (first half of extra time*)

00:15 minutes or 0.15 hours (second half of extra time*)

00:05 minutes or 0.08 hours (injury time or stoppage time)

00:15 minutes or 0:15 hours (penalty shootout or sudden death)

Therefore, the estimate of maximum time possible for a soccer match is about 2 hours and 40 minutes (2.67 hours) unless it goes into an infinite penalty shootout.

*If a penalty kick is issued near the end of either half of regulation time. The duration of either half of regulation time is extended until the penalty kick is taken or retaken.

Injury time or stoppage time is at sole discretion of the referee. And it is determined based on time lost due to attending injured players during regulation time and extra time.

*During this period, the golden goal is a method used to decide the winner of games in elimination matches (Example: FIFA World Cup matches) which end in a draw after the end of regulation time. Golden goal rules allow the team that score the first goal during extra time to be declared the winner. The game finishes when a golden goal is scored.

A penalty kick or penalty is a type of free kick in football, taken from twelve yards (approximately eleven metres) out from goal and with only the goalkeeper of the defending team, the penalty taker and the goal. Best out of 5 goals and it can go on forever if the game remains a tie.

The longest football match lasted 42 hours and 5 minutes, this game broke the world's Guinness record for the longest football match. The event was held in Qatar by Snickers through a campaign called "Make football history".