A standard football (soccer) match lasts 90 minutes, divided into two halves of 45 minutes each

. Between the two halves, there is a 15-minute half-time break

. In addition to the 90 minutes of regular play, referees typically add stoppage time (also called injury time) at the end of each half to compensate for delays such as injuries, substitutions, or video reviews. This usually extends the match by a few minutes, making the total playing time approximately 95 to 105 minutes on average

. In knockout competitions where a winner must be decided, if the match is tied after the regular 90 minutes, extra time may be played consisting of two 15-minute halves (30 minutes total), potentially extending the match duration up to around 120 minutes. If still tied, a penalty shootout follows

. Summary:

• Two halves of 45 minutes each (90 minutes total)
• 15-minute half-time interval
• Additional stoppage/injury time added at the end of each half (typically a few minutes)
• Extra time (2 x 15 minutes) and penalties if needed in knockout matches

Thus, a standard football match usually lasts about 90 to 105 minutes including stoppage time, and can extend up to 120 minutes or more with extra time in certain circumstances.