I get an error when answering no to the first question? "would you like to add..." How do I adjust my else to work?

Question

team_players = []
add 3 players to team
add_players = input ('Would you like to add a player to the list? Yes/No? ')
while len(teamplayers) <3:
    if addplayers == 'Yes':
        player = input ('Enter the name of the player you wish to add: ')
        teamplayers.append(player)
    else:
        break
        print(teamplayers)
print number of players on roster
teamroster = teamplayers
print (len(team_roster))
print players number and name
player1 = teamroster[0]
player2 = teamroster[1]
player3 = teamroster[2]
print ('Player 1: ', player1)
print ('Player 2: ', player2)
print ('Player 3: ', player_3)
select a goalie
goalie = input (' Pleast select the goalkeeper by selecting player number. (1-3) ')
if goalie == 1:
    gosel = 'Great the goalkeeper for the game will be {}'.format(player1)
    print(go_sel)
elif goalie == 2:
    gosel2 = 'Great the goalkeeper for the game will be {}'.format(player2)
    print(gosel_2)
else:
    gosel3 ='Great the goalkeeper for the game will be {}'.format(player3)
    print(gosel_3)

Steven Parker · Answer

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I get an error when answering no to the first question? "would you like to add..." How do I adjust my else to work?

add 3 players to team

print number of players on roster

print players number and name

select a goalie

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Steven Parker

Steven Parker