Association football, also known as football, soccer, footy and footie Indoor/basketball court variants: Five-a-side football – game for smaller teams, played under various rules including: Futebol de Salão Futsal – the FIFA-approved five-a-side indoor game Minivoetbal – the five-a-side indoor game played in East and West Flanders where it is extremely popular Papi fut – the five-a-side game played in outdoor basketball courts (built with goals) in Central America. Indoor soccer – the six-a-side indoor game, the Latin American variant (fútbol rápido, "fast football") is often played in open-air venues Masters Football – six-a-side played in Europe by mature professionals (35 years and older) Paralympic football – modified game for athletes with a disability.[162] Includes: Football 5-a-side – for visually impaired athletes Football 7-a-side – for athletes with cerebral palsy Amputee football – for athletes with amputations Deaf football – for athletes with hearing impairments Powerchair football – for athletes in electric wheelchairs Beach soccer, beach football or sand soccer – variant modified for play on sand Street football – encompasses a number of informal variants Rush goalie – a variation in which the role of the goalkeeper is more flexible than normal Crab football – players stand on their hands and feet and move around on their backs whilst playing Swamp soccer – the game as played on a swamp or bog field Jorkyball Walking football - players are restricted to walking, to facilitate participation by older and less mobile players Rushball