Blind Soccer

Blind soccer, also known as blind football, is a form of the sport designed for visually impaired players. The game is played on a smaller field with modified rules to accommodate players who are blind or have limited vision. Teams consist of four outfield players and a sighted goalkeeper. The ball used is equipped with a noise-making device, allowing players to locate it by sound. Coaches and guides provide verbal instructions to help players navigate the game. Blind soccer promotes inclusivity, teamwork, and athleticism, showcasing the skills and capabilities of visually impaired athletes in a competitive environment.