Futsal European Federation

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Futsal European Federation

Sport	Futsal
Category	Sports federation
Jurisdiction	Europa
Abbreviation	FEF
Founded	2017
Affiliation	Asociación Mundial de Fútsal
Affiliation date	2017
Headquarters	Milano
President	Luca Alfieri
Secretary	Alex Astorgas
Official website
futsaleuropeanfederation.eu

The Futsal European Federation (FEF) is the international sporting association for futsal in Europe. It was founded in 2017 to replace UEFS. UEFS was found in 1988 in Madrid, then transferred to Moscow in Russia. UEFS was affiliated to the Asociación Mundial de Fútbol de Salón (AMF), and was the European governing body for futsal under the AMF until 2017. However UEFS was disaffiliated from AMF and FEF was established to replace UEFS, in 2017.

FEF organizes men's and women's tournaments for both national and club's teams in Europe.

Members[]

European Union of Futsal
	Member	Website
Belarus	Belarus Futsal Federation (BFF)	futsalbelarus.by
Catalonia	Catalan Federation of Futsal (FCFS)	futsal.cat
France	French Futsal Association (AFF)	affs.fr
Great Britain	Great Britain Futsal Federation (GBFF)	GBFF
Italy	Federazione Italiana Football Sala (FIFS)	fifs.it
Monaco	Monégasque Football Federation (FMF)	FMF-Futsal
Morocco	Maroc Futsal Federation	[1]
Northern Cyprus	Cyprus Turkish Football Association (CTFA)	ktff.net
Russia	All Regional Federation Futsal of Russia	futsal-mff.ru
Switzerland	La Federazione Svizzera Football Sala (FSFS)	fsfsala.altervista.org

Competitions[]

National teams[]

The first competition organized was the European Championship that took place in Madrid in 1989. This kind of competition was first dominated by Iberian teams: Portugal won in 1989 and 1990 – in 1991 was also world-beater – and Spain in 1992. Afterwards it was dominated by Eastern teams: Slovakia won in 1995, Russia in 1998 and Belarus in 2004. FEF organizes the events of AMF in Europe instead of UEFS since 2017.

Clubs[]

In 1991, UEFS organized the first tournament for club's teams: the European Champion Clubs’ Cup, which takes place regularly every year in a different site, except for 2000. In 1995 this competition was put side by side by UEFS Cup that, after being first occasional – 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000 -, now takes place yearly.

External links[]

• FEF Archived 2021-03-03 at the Wayback Machine

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