2 × 35
Minutes · 10 min interval
Match Length
Two halves of 35 minutes separated by a ten-minute interval. Injury time is added at the referee's discretion.
Feetball is the physical kicking sport redefining the stadium experience — two halves, two balls, one league. Sanctioned by the International Feet Ball Federation (IFBF).
Foot-led, full-contact play.
White first half, yellow second.
Compact, tactical, built for TV.
Born in Barcelona and structured by the precision of modern sport, Feetball is a physical kicking game where power, placement, and body control decide the match.
Nine on the pitch, fifteen on the roster, one shared objective — bury the ball against the plank for three, into the net for two. Two halves, two balls, one legacy.
Explore The Laws →Every match is governed by the IFBF Laws Committee — a compact set of laws refined to keep the sport physical, fair and watchable. Four pillars define it.
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Sixteen feet wide. Seven feet tall. A one-inch plank running the bottom edge — the league's three-point target. Nothing else on the pitch pays more.
Two halves of 35 minutes separated by a ten-minute interval. Injury time is added at the referee's discretion.
A foot-kicked ball striking the wooden plank scores three. A foot-kicked ball hitting the net earns two. Head, chest or thigh finishes are always two points.
Nine players per side on the field at any time. Fifteen rostered with three substitutions allowed in each half.
The post is 16 × 7 feet. A 3 × 3 × 16 ft wooden plank with one-inch thickness runs the bottom edge — the three-point target.
Every IFBF fixture changes ball at half-time. Same spec, same weight — a different colour for the second half. A broadcaster-led visual reset that has quietly become the league's most decisive tactical quirk.
The official Feetball pitch measures 70 × 40 metres, anchored by two score posts and two wooden planks at the short ends.
Central star, halfway line, two 10-metre saver zones — the geometry is tight, tactical, and designed for broadcast.
Read The Pitch Law →
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Match reports, long-form features, and federation announcements — the official voice of the league, straight from the newsroom.
All Stories →How a single inch of wood redesigned the geometry of a kicking game — and why every coach in the league is rewriting the playbook.
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We didn’t invent a sport to fill a slot on television. We built Feetball from first principles — rules of our own, a ball of our own — and the GB Premier League brings it home to Britain, to a league that belongs to its sixteen founding cities.
He founded the International Feet Ball Federation in Barcelona in 2014. A decade on, the GB Premier League is the sport’s first professional franchise competition.
The sixteen founding clubs are recruiting their first squads. Submit your application to the league office and track its approval from your dashboard — every place in Season One starts here.
