The FISTF World Cup will have live streaming available on the FISTF World Cup Facebook page on Saturday and Sunday, 1-2 September.
Please let your clubmates, friends and family know.
The technical solution for the streaming will be provided by Hammonds Ltd, with overhead and table level cameras, mounted on a structure with lighting.

All notifications will be through the Facebook page FISTF World Cup, where an event has been created.
The World Cup organising committee and FISTF will also provide official results through the FISTF Website: http://www.fistf.com/WorldCup/2018/
A small reporting and photo team will also ensure ‘flash results’, ‘flash quotes’ from players, photos of the action, and short interviews will be posted on the website, Facebook, twitter and Instagram.
Get your teammates, friends and family to like the Facebook pages:
FISTF World Cup: https://www.facebook.com/FISTFworldcup/
FISTF: https://www.facebook.com/FISTF/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FISTF_Board
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fistf_board/

Denmark is staging the last event of the 2017-18 season before the World Cup next week.

The International Open Odense will be held on Saturday and Sunday, August 25 and 26 at the Risingskolen in Odense.

Good luck to all!

Austria’s 2016 FISTF Open World Champion and 2017 Runner up Wolfgang Leitner has been ruled out of the World Cup after breaking a leg in a sporting accident.

We wish him all the best in his recovery and hope to see him back in action during the 2018-19 season.

Players and fans around the world will be able to follow all the action at the FISTF World Cup 2018 Gibraltar on the web.
You can tell your clubmates, family and friends, that they can see what’s happening on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Please ask them to ‘like’ the FB pages: 

https://www.facebook.com/FISTF/
https://www.facebook.com/FISTFworldcup/

The Gibraltar organising committee has also organised for streaming of matches on the top tables.
Full information about accessing the vision will be promoted across our social media channels.

Christian Filippella (CCT Eagles Napoli) beat Daniel Cranston (TSC Black Rose 98 Roma) 3-1 to win the LA FISTF International Open final on Sunday, August 12.
Now on to the World Cup!!

Daniel andChristian, and with Peter Alegi (referee) before the final.

The Australian table football season came to a close with the Perth International Open last weekend.
The ATFA did a nice graphic and summary on their website.
http://subbuteoaustralia.com/?page_id=3994
Australia will have a five man team at the FISTF World Cup, with a team in the Open category for the first time since the inaugural World Cup in Paris 1994.

All eyes will be on Perth in Western Australia this weekend for the International Open.
It’s the last chance for some of the Aussie lads to hone their skills before the World Cup in September.
Best of luck to all.

FISTF has released the final entries for the FISTF World Cup 2018 Gibraltar: ”
http://www.fistf.com/WorldCup/2018/entries.html
A total of 64 players will contest both the Open and Veterans categories, with 23 in Ladies, 20 in U19, 22 in U15 and 28 in U12.
In the national team event, 15 will play in the Opens, 9 in Veterans, 4 in Ladies, 3 in U19, 3 in U15 and 5 in U12.
For more information, follow the FISTF World Cup Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/FISTFworldcup/
Full results will be delivered during the World Cup via the website: http://www.fistf.com/WorldCup/2018/
Follow FISTF on Twitter (@FISTF_Board) and Instagram (FISTF_Board) to get all the action over the period of the World Cup from September 1-2.
FISTF Board

Action will take place across two continents this weekend, with the Grand Prix of Yokohama in Japan, and the Open of Mattersburg in Austria, and the Satellite of Sassoeiros in Portugal.
Best of luck to all players, referees and officials.
Remember to flick true!
Rule 1.1.2. Playing figures may not be knocked, pushed, nudged or scraped along, nor may any leverage or even support be gained other than from the playing surface. The flicked playing figure shall instantaneously leave the nail of the used finger. The player’s hand and lower forearm may not move during the flick.