Seven-a-side football
Seven-a-side football is one of the variation of association football.[1][2] and a version of Minifootball which is play among seven players in each team. In the game consists of one goalkeeper and six outfield players. The pitch of seven-a-side football is bigger than the five-a-side football, ranging from 50-65 yards in length and 25-50 yards in width respectively.[3]
Organisations
The most well known organisations of seven-a-side football are International Football Association 7, IFA7 and the Federation International of Football 7, FIF7.[4]
IFA7 Competitions
- IFA7 Mundial
- IFA7 Nations Cup
- IFA7 Copa America
- IFA7 World Club Championship[5]
- IFA7 International Challenge
Domestic Competitions
Argentina
- Super Liga F7 Argentina
Brazil
- Futebol 7 Nordeste
- Liga Futebol 7 Brazil
- NATIONAL FUT7 LEAGUE
- RW Futebol 7
- Super League 7 Brazil
- Super Liga Alagoana Fut 7
Bulgaria
- Bulgaria Mini Football League / Мини Футболна Лига
Canada
- Soccer League F7 Canada
Costa Rica
- Costa Rica Campeonato Nacional
- Costa Rica Liga Nacional
- Liga Fút7 Costa Rica
England
- London 7-a-side Dream League
- PowerLeague 7-a-side Football League
Guatemala
- Liga Fut7 Guatemala
India
- Indian Football 7 League
Ireland
- F7 Spark Energy Soccer League - Dublin
Malta
- Seven-a-side Football Alliance League (SFAL)
Mexico
- Liga Fut 7 MX
- Liga Futbol 7 Corpus Christi
- Liga Futbol 7 Soccer Tlalpan
- Super League 7 Mexico
Peru
- Super Liga Fútbol 7 Iquitos
- Torneo Nacional IFA7
Philippines
Portugal
- Superliga Nacional Futebol 7
Singapore
Spain
- Ligas Fútbol 7 Para Todos Madrid
- Madrid Fútbol 7 Ligas
Thailand
- Thailand Soccer 7s
Uruguay
- Liga Uruguaya Fútbol 7
Vietnam
- Hanoi Premier League S7
- Saigon Premier League S7
Wales
- Cardiff Minifootball League
References
- "FIF7 Federation | Tournaments". f7federation. Retrieved 2020-03-02.
- "IFA7 – IFA7.com". Retrieved 2020-03-02.
- "Indian Football 7 League | Games and Sports | Pune | Onspon". www.onspon.com. Retrieved 2020-03-02.
- "FIF7 Federation | Tournaments". f7federation. Retrieved 2020-03-02.
- "FIF7 Federation | Champions". f7federation. Retrieved 2020-03-02.
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