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Overview
Football is exhilarating to watch and is one of the world’s most popular Para sports.
Under the governance and leadership of IBSA the sport is split into two: blind football and partially sighted football.- IBSA Blind Football is for players that have severe visual impairments. They are known as ‘B1’ athletes.
- IBSA Partially Sighted Football is for players with less severe – although still acute – visual impairments who are classified as B2 and B3.