Google, on Friday, displayed yet another animated and interactive London Olympics 2012 doodle on its homepage.

The animated London 2012 Football is the 15th doodle since the opening ceremony of London Olympics, an endeavour of the search giant to extend its support to the thrilling sporting extravaganza.
Google has made the London 2012 Football doodle interactive allowing users to play by pressing the spacebar, left and right cursor movement keys or arrow keys on the computer keyboard.

It features a goalkeeper and a player, the latter controlled by the user. The game starts as soon as the blue button, displayed in the doodle, is clicked.

Once the button is clicked, the goalkeeper runs to take position in front of the goalpost to save the shots by the striker on goal.

On pressing the cursor the goalkeeper moves right and left to defend. The spacebar also allows the goalkeeper to jump to catch the ball.

There is no limitation of time and the game continues till three goals are scored, following which the score is displayed on the board.

The score can also be shared on Google's social networking service Google Plus.

In the doodle, the letters of the logo of Google are seen divided.

The first three letters of the logo are seen on the left side of the goalpost and the rest on the right side.
The London Olympics 2012, officially the Game.