BFSL | Johannesburg

The Games

Match schedules, results, and league standings of the Blind Football Super League.

Recent Highlight

THE FINALS: RIVALRY REIGNITED

Upcoming & Recent

Joburg United
VS
Soweto Stars
Jan 24, 2026
JSB Grounds
2 - 1
Sandton Strikers
VS
Pretoria Power
Jan 15, 2026
Corinthians Stadium
11:30
Durban Dynamos
VS
Cape Kings
Feb 02, 2026
Kings Park
15:00

Standings

TeamGPPTS
Joburg United1232
Soweto Stars1228
Sandton Strikers1122
Pretoria Power1218

Top Performers

1
Oscar Matimela
Corinthians Africa
12 Goals
2
Tshwarelo Rapopo
Corinthians Africa
9 Goals
3
Sibusiso Maseko
Soweto Stars
8 Goals

Rules of
The Game

Blind football follows many FIFA laws, but specific adaptations ensure safety and competitiveness for visually impaired athletes.

“Listen to the game”

The Players

Each team has 4 outfield players (B1 classification) and 1 sighted goalkeeper. The ball contains ball bearings that make noise, and players shout "voy" when moving to avoid collisions.

Audible Ball

Filled with ball bearings, the ball rattles in motion, allowing players to track its position by sound.

Silence Please

The crowd must remain completely silent so players can hear the ball and guides. Cheer only for goals!

The 'VOY' Rule

Defenders MUST shout 'VOY' (I go) when moving toward the attacker to prevent head-on collisions.

The 'Eyes'

Two sighted guides—the goalkeeper and a head guide behind the opponent's goal—shout instructions.

Match Duration

Two halves of 15-20 minutes. The clock stops whenever the ball is out of play or for fouls.

Why the Boards?

The pitch is surrounded by 1-meter high kickboards. These keep the ball in play (no throw-ins!) and allow players to navigate the field using high-impact acoustic localization—bouncing passes to themselves and feeling their position relative to the boundaries.