Minifootball is a fast-paced, skill-driven sport played on small-sized fields, typically featuring two teams of six players each, with up to nine substitutes per team. Though rooted in ancient history, modern Minifootball has rapidly evolved into one of the most widely played and accessible forms of football worldwide.

It is especially popular across all continents, with strong growth in Asia. The sport thrives in community settings—such as municipal courts, parks, schools, and neighborhoods—where local tournaments and leagues bring the game closer to the people. These grassroots events often attract large audiences, creating a vibrant, inclusive atmosphere.

Minifootball emphasizes speed, technical skill, quick reflexes, and tactical focus. It is played by both men and women, with official competitions held across both categories.