Minifootball Unveiled with MIFOM

Datuk Yap Nyim Keong, General Secretary, Mini Football Malaysia (MiFoM)

20-Apr-21 21:00

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Minifootball, a sport played on a small-sized soccer field with minimal number of players and different game rules, the sport drives to increase participation and provide opportunities for skill development in both male and female players across all age groups. With the formation of Mini Football Malaysia (MiFoM), the association is taking proactive steps to promote minifootball in our country with the assistance of Football Association of Malaysia (FAM). MiFoM General Secretary Datuk Yap Nyim Keong joins us to shed light on the topic of minifootball and share exciting plans the association has forging ahead.

IMAGE SOURCE: World Minifootball Federation

Produced by: Daryl Ong

Presented by: Daryl Ong, Ali Johan

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