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Futsal · Level 10: Professional · Sub-level 10.5

The Women's Game and the Numbers

10 tests · 100 facts · updated 14 October 2026 · markdown

This sub-level teaches the part of the professional game that is newest and growing fastest -- the UEFA Women's Futsal EURO, first played in 2019 and won by Spain, who have also taken the 2022 and 2023 editions with Portugal the standing runner-up; the first FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup, staged in the Philippines in 2025, where Brazil beat Portugal 3-0 in the final with Spain third; the way the women's game has the same leading nations as the men's, Spain and Portugal in Europe and Brazil worldwide; and the bigger picture of futsal as a development tool, played across the great majority of FIFA's member associations and widely credited by footballers from Pele to Messi for building close control and quick decisions on a small, hard court; tests 6-10 add the first Women's World Cup in detail, the Women's EURO in detail, women's stars and awards, the stars of the futsal pathway, and reading the numbers.

Each test below is ten questions on Insporta. The list under a test is what the questions check: one fact per question, with the source it was written from. Read it before the test, or come back from a wrong answer.

Test 1The UEFA Women's Futsal EUROTake a test

  1. The first UEFA Women's Futsal EURO was played in 2019; Spain beat the hosts Portugal in the final in Gondomar.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO 2023 finals results" (history) · recall

  2. Portugal hosted the 2019 finals and the decider was in Gondomar, where Spain beat the hosts.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO" (2019) · recall

  3. Spain won the 2019, 2022 and 2023 editions, an unbeaten run at the start of the competition.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO 2023 finals results" · recall

  4. Spain beat Ukraine 5-1 in the 2023 final in Debrecen, Hungary, having knocked out Portugal in the semi-finals.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO 2023 finals results" · recall

  5. Portugal lost the 2019 and 2022 finals to Spain and finished third in 2023; they are the competition's chief challengers.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO" (finals) · recall

  6. UEFA launched the Women's Futsal EURO in 2019, and there have been editions in 2022 and 2023 since.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO 2023 finals results" · applied

  7. Spain lead both, but the women's competition only began in 2019 against the men's 1996.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship" · applied

  8. Ukraine reached their first final in 2023, beating Hungary in the semi-final before losing to Spain.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO 2023 finals results" · recall

  9. The Women's Futsal EURO dates only from 2019, which is why its record is short.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO" · recall

  10. Spain won 2019, 2022 and 2023; Portugal have been the beaten finalists most often.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO 2023 finals results" · applied

Test 2The first FIFA Futsal Women's World CupTake a test

  1. The inaugural FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup was staged in the Philippines in 2025.

    Source: Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"; pff.org.ph, "historic final" · recall

  2. The Philippines hosted the 2025 tournament, with the final at the PhilSports Arena in Pasig City.

    Source: pff.org.ph, "5k strong PH crowd powers historic final" · recall

  3. Brazil beat Portugal 3-0 in the 2025 final to become the inaugural women's world champions.

    Source: inquirer.net, "Brazil crowned first-ever Futsal World Cup champion" · recall

  4. Spain claimed the bronze medal at the inaugural women's finals in 2025; Argentina were fourth.

    Source: inquirer.net, "Brazil crowned first-ever Futsal World Cup champion" · recall

  5. Brazil, Portugal and Spain filled the top three, the same nations that dominate the men's World Cup and EURO.

    Source: inquirer.net, "Brazil crowned first-ever Futsal World Cup champion" · applied

  6. There has now been a women's World Cup: FIFA staged the first in 2025 and Brazil lifted it.

    Source: Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

  7. The men's competition began in 1989 and the women's in 2025, a gap of some thirty-six years.

    Source: Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

  8. The two are distinct competitions with separate titles; the women's version was contested for the first time in 2025 and won by Brazil.

    Source: Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

  9. Brazil won the first men's World Championship in 1989 and the first women's World Cup in 2025, staying the sport's benchmark nation.

    Source: Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

  10. In the Pasig City final Brazil saw off Portugal 3-0; Spain finished third and Argentina fourth.

    Source: inquirer.net, "Brazil crowned first-ever Futsal World Cup champion" · applied

Test 3The women's map and the club gameTake a test

  1. Spain and Portugal contested the 2019 and 2022 Women's Futsal EURO finals, mirroring their standing in the men's game.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO" · recall

  2. Brazil won the 2025 Women's Futsal World Cup and lead the women's game in South America, as they do the men's.

    Source: inquirer.net, "Brazil crowned first-ever Futsal World Cup champion" · recall

  3. Ukraine reached the 2023 EURO final and Argentina the 2025 World Cup semi-finals; Russia have also been strong.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO"; inquirer.net, "historic final" · recall

  4. Canada won the inaugural CONCACAF W Futsal Championship in 2024 and reached the first Women's Futsal World Cup.

    Source: canadasoccer.com, "Canada wins inaugural Concacaf W Futsal Championship" · recall

  5. New events such as the CONCACAF W Futsal Championship show FIFA and the confederations building a full women's calendar.

    Source: canadasoccer.com; Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

  6. Women's club futsal exists at national level and UEFA has moved toward a women's club competition, but it is far behind the men's Champions League.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO" (context) · applied

  7. Brazil are the women's world champions and Argentina made the last four in 2025, both from outside Europe.

    Source: inquirer.net, "Brazil crowned first-ever Futsal World Cup champion" · applied

  8. Spain beat Portugal in the 2019 and 2022 finals; in 2023 Spain beat Ukraine instead.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO 2023 finals results" · recall

  9. Brazil, Spain and Portugal top both the men's and the women's game, with Argentina, Russia and Ukraine close in each.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO"; inquirer.net, "historic final" · applied

  10. The Women's EURO dates from 2019 and the World Cup from 2025; Spain and Brazil lead, and the calendar is filling out.

    Source: UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO"; Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

Test 4Futsal as a development pathwayTake a test

  1. The small, hard court forces frequent touches and quick decisions in tight space, which is the heart of futsal's training value.

    Source: UEFA.com, "What is futsal? A beginner's guide" · recall

  2. The reduced-bounce futsal ball sits down on the floor and punishes a poor touch, so control has to be precise.

    Source: UEFA.com, "What is futsal? A beginner's guide" · recall

  3. Coaches value futsal for close control, sharp combination play and decisions taken quickly in a crowd.

    Source: UEFA.com, "What is futsal? A beginner's guide" · recall

  4. Pele, Ronaldinho, Messi, Neymar, Xavi and Iniesta are the names most often cited as futsal-schooled.

    Source: FIFA / coaching sources, widely reported · recall

  5. The development benefit is a strong, widely held coaching view; it is not something anyone has measured precisely, so it should be framed as "credited".

    Source: General futsal knowledge · applied

  6. The court, the ball and the four-second restarts keep the ball in play and every player involved, so technique is trained constantly.

    Source: UEFA.com, "What is futsal? A beginner's guide" · applied

  7. The idea is that a grounding in futsal gives a young player the touch and awareness to carry into the full outdoor game.

    Source: UEFA.com, "What is futsal? A beginner's guide" · recall

  8. They are distinct games, but the technical transfer from futsal into football is well established in coaching.

    Source: UEFA.com, "What is futsal? A beginner's guide" · applied

  9. Every player is near the ball often, on a small court, with a ball that must be controlled cleanly; that is the engine of the development effect.

    Source: UEFA.com, "What is futsal? A beginner's guide" · applied

  10. Futsal is widely credited by coaches with developing close control and quick thinking; the benefit is a coaching consensus rather than a measured statistic.

    Source: UEFA.com, "What is futsal? A beginner's guide" · applied

Test 5The reach of the gameTake a test

  1. FIFA promotes futsal as played across most of its member associations, a figure usually given as more than a hundred and seventy countries.

    Source: inside.fifa.com, "The rules of futsal explained" · recall

  2. Participation figures for futsal differ widely by source, so a precise global count is not a safe fact to state.

    Source: Wikipedia, "Futsal" · applied

  3. Futsal was on the programme of the 2018 Buenos Aires Youth Olympic Games, its first appearance at an Olympic event.

    Source: Wikipedia, "Futsal at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics" · recall

  4. The newest growth is in women's futsal, with a first World Cup in 2025, and in age-group and youth events.

    Source: Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"; UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO" · applied

  5. Ricardinho turned professional with Benfica in 2003 and joined Ecocity Genzano in Italy in 2024, at 39, after spells in Japan, Spain and France.

    Source: Wikipedia, "Ricardinho (futsal player, born 1985)" · recall

  6. Futsal is its own FIFA discipline, with its own laws and World Cup, while also serving as a technical school for outdoor football.

    Source: inside.fifa.com, "The rules of futsal explained"; UEFA.com, "What is futsal?" · applied

  7. Brazil and Spain lead, but futsal is played in the great majority of FIFA nations and has major powers on four continents.

    Source: inside.fifa.com; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup" (participating nations) · applied

  8. The AMF runs its own world championship for the older futbol de salon code, parallel to and much smaller than FIFA's.

    Source: Wikipedia, "Asociacion Mundial de Futsal" · recall

  9. "Played across most FIFA nations" is well supported; any precise participation or country count is not.

    Source: General futsal knowledge · applied

  10. Futsal is a worldwide FIFA discipline with its own World Cup, led by Brazil and Spain, and its fastest growth is in women's and youth competition.

    Source: inside.fifa.com; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

Test 6The First Women's World Cup in DetailTake a test

  1. It ran from 21 November to 7 December 2025 in the Philippines.

    Source: Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · recall

  2. Sixteen teams took part, fewer than the twenty-four of the men's World Cup.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  3. Teams came from all six FIFA confederations.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  4. Sixteen teams played thirty-two matches, from the group stage to the final.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  5. All matches were played at the PhilSports Arena in Pasig, Metro Manila.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  6. Total attendance was 38,471, about 1,200 per match.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  7. There were 210 goals in 32 matches.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  8. 210 goals in 32 matches is about 6.6 goals per match.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · applied

  9. Sixteen teams played in groups, then a knockout from the quarter-finals to the final.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · applied

  10. Qualifiers in every confederation led to a sixteen-team finals tournament in the Philippines.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · applied

Test 7The Women's EURO in DetailTake a test

  1. Spain beat the hosts Portugal 4-0 in Gondomar.

    Source: Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship" · recall

  2. Portugal hosted both of the first two editions; Hungary hosted in 2023.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  3. Each of the 2019, 2022 and 2023 finals had four teams, coming through qualifying rounds.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  4. Croatia will host the 2027 edition.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  5. The finals double to eight teams in 2027.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  6. The competition was founded in 2018 and first played in February 2019.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  7. It moved from two years to four so it would sit alongside the new FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  8. A, B and C (2019, 2022, 2023) had four teams each; D, Croatia 2027, will have eight.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship", checked 2026-09-28) · applied

  9. Portugal hosted in 2019 and 2022, Hungary in 2023 and Croatia hosts in 2027.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship", checked 2026-09-28) · applied

  10. Biennial at the start, four-yearly from 2023, and eight teams from 2027.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship", checked 2026-09-28) · applied

Test 8Women's Stars and AwardsTake a test

  1. Emilly of Brazil was named the best player of the tournament.

    Source: Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · recall

  2. Emilly helped Brazil to the first women's world title.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  3. Irene Córdoba scored seven goals for Spain, who finished third.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  4. Ana Catarina of Portugal won the goalkeeper award.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  5. Portugal's goalkeeper was the best at the tournament, although Portugal lost the final.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  6. Emilly and Irene Córdoba scored seven each.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  7. Brazil won both the trophy and the fair play award.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · recall

  8. Both scored seven goals.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · applied

  9. Portugal were runners-up, Spain took the bronze medal and Argentina came fourth.

    Source: General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28) · applied

  10. The Gondomar finals were in 2019 and 2022, Debrecen in 2023 and Pasig in 2025.

    Source: Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

Test 9Stars of the PathwayTake a test

  1. Futsal writers and coaches most often cite Pelé, Ronaldinho, Messi, Neymar, Xavi and Iniesta; Pelé played indoor football for Radium in Bauru as a teenager.

    Source: Wikipedia, "Pelé" · recall

  2. Xavi and Iniesta are the Spanish names most often cited.

    Source: FutsalFeed, "Top 10 footballers who played futsal" · recall

  3. Neymar is one of the modern names usually listed with Ronaldinho and Messi.

    Source: FutsalFeed, "Top 10 footballers who played futsal" · recall

  4. Messi is regularly cited alongside the Brazilian and Spanish names.

    Source: FutsalFeed, "Top 10 footballers who played futsal" · recall

  5. FIFA presents futsal as a way to build technique and decision-making for football.

    Source: General futsal knowledge · recall

  6. It rests on what players and coaches say, so it is widely credited rather than measured.

    Source: General futsal knowledge · recall

  7. A small court and a heavy, low-bounce ball reward close control and quick decisions.

    Source: General futsal knowledge · recall

  8. Pelé, Ronaldinho and Neymar are Brazilian, Xavi and Iniesta Spanish, and Messi Argentine.

    Source: FutsalFeed, "Top 10 footballers who played futsal" · applied

  9. Pelé starred from the late 1950s, Ronaldinho in the 2000s and Neymar from the 2010s.

    Source: FutsalFeed, "Top 10 footballers who played futsal" · applied

  10. This is the path coaches describe, with futsal as the early school of technique.

    Source: General futsal knowledge · applied

Test 10Reading the NumbersTake a test

  1. The men's finals have twenty-four teams and the women's sixteen.

    Source: Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup" and "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · recall

  2. The Women's World Cup began in 2025, the Women's EURO in 2019, the men's EURO in 1996 and the Asian Cup in 1999.

    Source: Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"; Wikipedia, "AFC Futsal Asian Cup" · recall

  3. Twenty-three years passed between the two opening editions.

    Source: Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship" · recall

  4. The Women's EURO grows from four teams to eight in 2027.

    Source: Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro" · recall

  5. CONMEBOL's Copa America began in 1992, four years before the first EURO.

    Source: Wikipedia, "Copa América de Futsal"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship" · recall

  6. Three decades passed between the two.

    Source: Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro" · recall

  7. Twenty-four teams, eight more than any other futsal finals.

    Source: Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro" · recall

  8. The men's EURO and the women's World Cup both have sixteen teams.

    Source: Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

  9. 1989, 1996, 2019 and 2025.

    Source: Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

  10. Eight, sixteen and twenty-four teams.

    Source: Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup" · applied

Sources

General, verifiable futsal references: each question cites a specific real source in its Source line (Wikipedia edition/competition articles cross-checked against UEFA.com, FIFA.com / inside.fifa.com, AFC and confederation sites, and league sites). Where a sub-level revisits a result already logged for Level 9 (the World Cup and EURO winners lists), the question is framed on the competition record, not on restating Level 9 history.

  • General futsal history (Wikipedia "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup", checked 2026-09-28)17
  • General futsal history (Wikipedia "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship", checked 2026-09-28)9
  • UEFA.com, "What is futsal? A beginner's guide"8
  • UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO 2023 finals results"6
  • inquirer.net, "Brazil crowned first-ever Futsal World Cup champion"6
  • General futsal knowledge6
  • FutsalFeed, "Top 10 footballers who played futsal"5
  • Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"4
  • UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO"2
  • Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"2
  • UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO"; inquirer.net, "historic final"2
  • UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO 2023 finals results" (history)1
  • UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO" (2019)1
  • UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO" (finals)1
  • UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"1
  • Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"; pff.org.ph, "historic final"1
  • pff.org.ph, "5k strong PH crowd powers historic final"1
  • canadasoccer.com, "Canada wins inaugural Concacaf W Futsal Championship"1
  • canadasoccer.com; Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"1
  • UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO" (context)1
  • UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO"; Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"1
  • FIFA / coaching sources, widely reported1
  • inside.fifa.com, "The rules of futsal explained"1
  • Wikipedia, "Futsal"1
  • Wikipedia, "Futsal at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics"1
  • Wikipedia, "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"; UEFA.com, "Women's Futsal EURO"1
  • Wikipedia, "Ricardinho (futsal player, born 1985)"1
  • inside.fifa.com, "The rules of futsal explained"; UEFA.com, "What is futsal?"1
  • inside.fifa.com; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup" (participating nations)1
  • Wikipedia, "Asociacion Mundial de Futsal"1
  • inside.fifa.com; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; "2025 FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"1
  • Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Championship"1
  • Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"1
  • Wikipedia, "Pelé"1
  • Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup" and "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"1
  • Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"; Wikipedia, "AFC Futsal Asian Cup"1
  • Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"1
  • Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"1
  • Wikipedia, "Copa América de Futsal"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"1
  • Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"1
  • Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"1
  • Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"1
  • Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"; Wikipedia, "UEFA Women's Futsal Euro"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"1
  • Wikipedia, "UEFA Futsal Championship"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal World Cup"; Wikipedia, "FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup"1