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Cerebral Palsy United will represent IFCPF at the UEFA Champions Festival on Sunday, showcasing their skills at Somerset House.   The program, based in England's north-west, allows an opportunity for players of all ages with cerebral palsy to play football. This includes weekly sessions in Manchester.   The team will travel up on Sunday morning, before starting their session at 1 pm London time.   Entry to the [more...]

On Tuesday, June 4, a webinar will be held with the aim of helping reduce the risk of injuries in Cerebral Palsy Football.   The webinar, to be hosted on the Google Meet platform, will be aimed at referees, applicants, instructors, coaches, players, and admirers of sports and disabilities, and will educate all stakeholders on the risks of injury and how these can be [more...]

IFCPF's first Education Course in Bytča took place over the weekend, as Slovakian players got a chance to train and learn more about the game.   The course took place from May 17-19 at Sidónie Sakalovej complex, allowing players to meet with IFCPF officials and be coached on potential improvements.    [more...]

IFCPF are delighted to be supporting the Slovak CP Football Association (Slovenské združenie CP futbalu) to [more...]

The second entry form for the upcoming 2024 IFCPF Club World Cup is now available.   The tournament, to be held in Barcelona in July, will be IFCPF's second in 2024, after the Men's World Championships in April.   To access the [more...]

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.