That was a fun little scene in the midst of things hitting the fan. I feel sorry for the husband, his wife seemed like a real killjoy.

That scene was pretty funny.
I've been chasing grace/ But grace ain't easy to find

I remember the film well however I don't recall this "soccer" scene. I remember a scene almost identical to the one you describe where a game of football is played. Could that be the scene you're thinking of?
Don't be snarky. The OP was using the American term for what most of the rest of the world calls "football", as you no doubt know. Yes, to the Irish immigrants playing the game (and the British upper class passengers watching in detached bemusement), it would have been "football". A distinction without a difference.

Um, I'm a "she", not a "he".

He's talking about the steerage passengers kicking around the chunks of ice on the deck that fell from the iceberg when the ship hit it. They were playing a "soccer game" with the ice.

I remember the film well however I don't recall this "soccer" scene. I remember a scene almost identical to the one you describe where a game of football is played. Could that be the scene you're thinking of?

Do that; you won't be sorry.

Heh, it's been thirty years since I've seen the film. I'll have to have a loot at it again for that scene alone.