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A United Game, Globally Respected From surviving to thriving...   From creating a new independent International Federation, and missing out on Paralympic Games inclusion, to the COVID-19 pandemic; IFCPF has been working tirelessly to survive during the challenging times since our inception. And while things in the world have changed, we remain constant in our belief that CP Football has the power to [more...]

IFCPF have today announced a new Player's Council, with the four IFCPF regions all represented. The Player's Council aims to shape the future of Cerebral Palsy Football, by allowing a select group of players to use their experience to help grow the game, by advocating for fellow players and leading the drive for innovation.  

A webinar will be held this Monday, over the Google Meet platform, at 4pm Greenwich Mean Time (7pm Buenos Aires).   The course aims to improve the application, interpretation and referee judgment on the rules of the game of Cerebral Palsy Football, which anyone can attend, including referees, applicants, instructors, coaches, players, admirers of sports and [more...]

Scotland claimed victory in the 2024 IFCPF World Championships with a 4-0 win over Northern Ireland, while Chile's 6-4 win over Italy saw them take third.   Matthew Wynne was deemed the tournament's Most Valuable Player, joined by Martin Hickman as Top Goalscorer and Daniele Beccegato as Best Goalkeeper in winning individual awards.   [more...]

We share with you the recently updated IFCPF Ranking Points Procedure, with a minor update to include the procedure for 'Combined Events'. Where we have two tournaments that together form a World Level or Regional Level event, the additions to the procedure clarify how Ranking Points will be [more...]

Italy's 1-0 win over Scotland revitalised the race to face the Scots, while Chile's goal difference was dramatically enhanced against South Korea.   CHILE 8-0 SOUTH KOREA Chile's hopes of qualifying for Thursday's final have been boosted, with a huge 8-0 win over the tournament's bottom side South Korea. With a goal difference of +5, superior to that of both Italy and Northern Ireland, Chile has that advantage in terms of trying to join Scotland in [more...]