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In several countries the authorities are easing some of the Covid-19 lockdown measures. Slowly people will be allowed to return to a limited form of sport activities. Does this mean we can play footvolley again? And if so, how can we do it responsibly? The Footvolley Covid-19 Protocol provides recommendations for athletes, coaches and organisers.
Women’s footvolley is growing fast in Europe and this season there’s been 21 different players from 8 nations playing 55 games. A lot has happened in just a few years. Netherlands and Italy has had their share of good players for many years, but out of nowhere come two twin sisters from Norway and they end up winning all four tournaments of the European Footvolley League 2019.
Like Switzerland, where the final of the Footvolley League 2019 takes place, we usually prefer to stay neutral in more political issues. However we received many questions from our member nations and players on how to deal with events like the Meet the Elite event in Brasilia. The short answer is that we as the European continental body will not promote nor support this event. Nevertheless we do wish the European players and all other participants the best of luck. And of course every European member nation has the liberty to determine its own position and support its athletes.
Enjoy the aftermovie of the Footvolley World Challenge in Cascais, Portugal.
Podium🏆🥇🥈🥉:
1º Rodrigo Beze (Alemão) / Victor Real - BRASIL 2
2º Luiz Nogueira / Maurício Jotha - BRASIL 1
3º Filipe Santos / Beto Correira - PORTUGAL 1
4º Antonio Aurino / Marcel Birza - NETHERLANDS
Congratulations to all participants and thank you to all the fans and @FNFV @futevoleipt @alancavalcanti #cascais #visitcascais for a superb organisation. ❤
