What is Amputee Football?
Amputee Football is an adapted format of football for players with an amputation or limb deficiency.
Played internationally in a 7v7 format on a 60×40 metre pitch, where outfield players participate on elbow crutches and goalkeepers are single-arm deficient.
The World Amputee Football Federation (WAFF) supports the development of amputee football around the globe. The organisation’s role is to provide accessible opportunities for those with an amputation or limb deficiency to participate in the sport at both grassroots and elite levels.
Classification
An amputee is defined as one who is "abbreviated" at or above (proximal) to the wrist or ankle. Outfielders may have two hands but only one foot. Goalies may have two legs, but only one hand.
International Federation
About WAFF
Member of the Para Football Steering Board
The World Amputee Football Federation (WAFF) is the international federation governing the sport of Amputee Football, dedicated to empowering persons with Amputee / Les Autres player group to play football. WAFF is committed to governing and developing the sport of Amputee Football in line with their respective mission and objectives and collaborate with Para Football in facilitating the growth of football for persons with disabilities.