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Australia has two National Football Teams for athletes with Cerebral Palsy, Acquired Brain Injury or symptoms acquired from Stroke. 

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The Pararoos are Australia's Men's National Football Team, playing 7-a-side football. The ParaMatildas are Australia's Women's National Football Team, playing 5-a-side football. Both teams compete in international tournaments under the IFCPF (International Federation of CP Football).

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In CP Football, players are either classified as FT1, FT2 or FT3. Depending on the degree of each players impairment and other physical factors, players will be provided with one of these three classes. During match play, each team must maintain a line-up featuring players with varying levels of impairments and must include:

-          At least one FT1 player is to be on the field at one time.

-          Only one FT3 classified player is allowed on the field at one time.

 

To find out more, contact Annabel Meadley at annabelm@footballnsw.com.au

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