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The first Under 19 CP Football World Championships The first Under 19 World Championship gave almost 100 new young athletes the experience to be involved in world class an international event and opened up a new pathway to their national team.

Interesting competition The competition was very interesting, as USA had an unexpected performance (got only one point in the whole tournament) and Venezuela showed an impressive development compared to last year, during America Cup. We had some very thrilling matches, such as Canada - USA (2-1) and Venezuela - USA (1-1).  The bronze medal match, [more...]

The TORONTO 2015 Parapan American Games will take place from August 7 to 15. The TORONTO 2015 Games are funded by the Government of Canada, the Province of Ontario, as well as Lead Partner CIBC and other partners and sponsors.  The TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games Organizing Committee (TO2015) is tasked with managing and delivering [more...]

The intention of the national coach Osvaldo Hernandez, who will soon be out on the journey with the national CP Football team for the Parapan American Games in Toronto, Canada: "The important thing is that there are thousands of kids playing football with this disability. No matter what level they are, that does [more...]

Building upon the success of an amazing 2015 CP Football World Championships in England, the International Federation of CP Football are delighted that in the same year England will host the inaugral CP Football World Championships Under 19 in Nottingham as part of the CPISRA World Games. This tournament represents a key focus for the IFCPF [more...]

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS IFCPF is seeking to appoint an athlete representative to serve on our Board of Directors until our first General Assembly. As part of the on-going growth and development of the new International Federation of CP Football, which took over governace of CP Football from 1st January 2015, an Athlete Representative will be key to sharing an athlete's [more...]

We are delighted to announce that the project supported by the Agitos Foundation Project entitled “Improving reliability and validity of current classification methods for athletes in classes FT5-FT8 and T35-T38”  is almost finished and a final report has been presented to IPC Agitos Foundation.