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The International Federation of Cerebral Palsy Football (IFCPF) is pleased to share the recently updated 'IFCPF - Modifications to the Laws of the Game - 2020' and 'IFCPF - Competition Rules - 2020', which alongside the International Football Association Board (IFAB) Laws of the Game, form the sport rules for CP Football. These [more...]

Thank you to every member of the CP Football family. See you in 2020!      

The International Federation of Cerebral Palsy Football (IFCPF) is today announcing the introduction of a world-first Temporary Concussion Substitution (TCS) policy for football. Adopted by IFCPF for implementation from 1st January, this rule change aims to provide a safer sport for footballers by giving pitch-side clinicians more time to [more...]

The Pararoos - Feature Length Documentary The Pararoos are Australia's only National Football Team for athletes with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury or symptoms acquired from stroke. In 2015, after the Australian Sports Commission withdrew all government funding, FFA partnered with the Australian Sports Foundation (ASF) to establish a fund to raise money for the team to continue to [more...]

As an international federation, we have engaged all members of the CP Football family to seek their feedback on the IFCPF Competition Cycle and how to ensure we provide the best possible cycle for regular and active participation of all countries with CP Football programmes.    

The 2019 Buenos Aires games were held from September 28 till October 2 at the facilities of the Banco Provincia Club of the City of Mar del Plata. The tournament for CP Football teams in the categories male +16 and female +16 had a total of sixteen participating teams. In both the male and female tournament the team of Florencio Varela were crowned as the winners.