New European amputee soccer Conference League launches in Bucharest
The European Amputee Football Federation opened a new Conference League in Bucharest this week, staging matches among four clubs from Romania, Israel, Scotland and Greece. Maccabi Haifa FC beat Ayr United 4-0 to win the inaugural tournament. The EAFF said the league creates international opportunities for clubs from countries where domestic amputee football leagues are not yet established. Played seven-versus-seven on 60-by-40 metre fields, amputee soccer rules require outfield players to use one leg and crutches. The league aims to attract spectators, deepen international club ties and support broader development of amputee football across Europe.
New Conference League expands international amputee football opportunities.
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The EAFF was established in 2015 and has grown continental competitions. It launched a Conference League in Bucharest this week. The league could lead to more international fixtures and support domestic league development.
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