A new European soccer league for amputee players kicked off in Romania’s capital
- BUCHAREST, Romania -- A new European soccer league kicked off in Romania’s capital this week, giving amputee players from countries lacking domestic leagues an opportunity to compete on an international stage.
- The European Amputee Football Federation, or EAFF, inaugurated the new Conference League in Bucharest.
- The games were held Thursday and Friday, and the final concluded on Friday when Maccabi Haifa FC of Israel was crowned the winner after beating Scotland’s Ayr United 4-0.
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- BUCHAREST, Romania -- A new European soccer league kicked off in Romania’s capital this week, giving amputee players from countries lacking domestic leagues an opportunity to compete on an international stage.
- The European Amputee Football Federation, or EAFF, inaugurated the new Conference League in Bucharest.
- The games were held Thursday and Friday, and the final concluded on Friday when Maccabi Haifa FC of Israel was crowned the winner after beating Scotland’s Ayr United 4-0.
Sources: ABC News