Asian Minifootball Confederation
Administrative body for a type of minifootball
The Asian Mini Football Confederation (ANMC), previously known as AMC, is the administrative body for 6-a-side version of minifootball in Asia. It is one of five continental confederations of World Minifootball Federation.
History
The ANMC's assembly was held in 2014 in Goa, India. . The body was created and a founding president, Sunil Purnapatre (president of the Minifootball Association of India Minifootball Federation), was elected. The assembly chose Mumbai as the federation's seat. The meeting was held under the leadership of WMF Mr. Filip Juda and the organization is recognized by World Minifootball Federation as its official governing organization for Asia
The 1st Asian Minifootball Championship was held in Sharjah in March 2025, 12 teams participated. Iran won the 2025 Asian Minifootball Nations Cup in Sharjah, UAE, after defeating Indonesia 3–2 in a close final match in March 2025. Asian Minifootball Confederation (ANMC) Asian Champions League (ACL) 2025 took place from November 17–23, 2025, at the ASIOP Stadium in Jakarta, Indonesia where 12 Club from Asia has participated. Burngreave United FC (UAE) won the title by defeating Al Ataa (Lebanon).
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