If you are good at maths and also love football then maybe you could choose a career combining your two passions.Below are some careers worth looking at

1. Accountant - helping your favourite club to succeed financially.

2. Web developer - every club needs an excellent website.

3. Engineer or architect - designing or checking the safety of a stadium.

4. Computer games designer - using maths and physics to develop the latest football game.

5. Biomechanics researcher - looking at the science of football and how players can play at their best.

6. Statistician - football is now full of statistics and you could be needed by a broadcaster or the club itself to help fans understand as much as they can about the game.

7. Bookmaker - statisticians determine football odds so that overall the bookmaker will win and the gamblers will lose money in the long run.

8. Financial adviser - footballers are now some of the best paid people in the country and will need professionals to help them manage their money.

9. Broadcast expert - there are lots of technical roles which ensure your favourite match is broadcast correctly each week.

10. Footballer - while some footballers don’t think about maths much when playing, there are also those who use it to their advantage.

“When I played in Holland, I always tried to lob the goalkeeper. People used to say, ‘Oh, you’re always only trying to make a nice goal’. But I said, ‘listen, if the goalie is a little bit off his line, how much space do you have on his left or right? It’s not a lot. And how much space do you have above him? There is more. It’s a question of mathematics.” Dennis Bergkamp (Arsenal 1995-2006)