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Kris Fernandes live in location at the FIFA Futsal World Cup for Futsal Focus
Senior correspondent Kris Fernandes will be reporting live from the 2016 FIFA Futsal World Cup in Colombia for Futsal Focus via our Facebook and Twitter pages. To keep up with all the action, interviews and discussions follow Futsal Focus on Facebook and Twitter.
Premier Futsal India to go global plus Kaka and Beckham are expected to play
The Premier Futsal League said it had reached 50 million television viewers in 10 countries and had nearly 700 million engagements with the property across the world (including repeat).
FIFA scouts program arrives in futsal
The concept behind this programme lies in facilitating exchanges between interested parties in the sport. Anything that helps ease the movement of players between leagues and regions will have a positive impact in the general technical development of futsal. It is a virtuous circle of collaboration.
A whole new ball game: Can Balu Nayar make an IPL out of Premier Futsal?
Courtesy of the Economic Times read this insightful interview concerning the development of Premier Futsal in India, its success despite opposition, those who were involved in its development and in their belief that Futsal like the IPL will be a success in India
Australia’s most successful Futsal Referee Scott Kidson retires
Scott Kidson, Australia’s most successful Futsal Referee, has announced he will retire from domestic and international refereeing at the conclusion of the 2016 season. Futsal Focus would like to send our best wishes to Scott Kidson. In 2008, before Futsal Focus founder Stephen McGettigan created the company, he was a…
Why would New Zealand bid to host the 2020 FIFA Futsal World Cup?
New Zealand has officially submitted their bid to host the 2020 FIFA Futsal World Cup but for a novice of the sport, a big question would be, why?
Premier Futsal League gets 13 million TV viewers
The opening day garnered 4.8 million TV viewers tuned in for futsal by international players. This was followed by the first two matches of the tournament.
AFC Futsal Championship signs off with more record numbers
More than 64,600 watched the championship, beating the aggregate spectatorship of all the previous AFC Futsal Club Championships combined since the competition started in 2010. The 2016 attendance increased by 365% on the 2015 edition.
Women’s futsal has been in the spotlight over recent weeks with sides representing New Zealand taking part in a pair of international tournaments for the first time and such milestones are likely to keep coming with further opportunities in the pipeline.
The prestigious Series Futsal Australia tournament will be fought out in West Australia for the first time this October at the Western Australian State Futsal Centre.