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奥赞蹴鞠联合会 (Jin) | |
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| Abbreviation | OAFF |
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| Formation | 7 May 1954 |
| Founded at | City, Country |
| Type | Football organisation |
| Headquarters | City, Country |
Region served | Ochran |
Membership | 16 full member associations |
Official languages | Latin (other main but not official: Jin, Seonese, Daoan, Tsurushimese |
| John Jane Doe | |
First vice-president | John Jane Doe |
Vice-presidents | See list
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General secretary | John Jane Doe |
Parent organization | FCI |
| Website | oaff.com |
| FCI confederations |
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| MFF, OAFF, SCU |
| UBCS, UNFA, OFC |
The Ochran Association of Football Federations (OAFF; Jin: 奥赞蹴鞠联合会) is one of six continental bodies of governance in association football (or cuju in Da Huang). It governs football, futsal, and beach football in Ochran. OAFF consists of 16 national assoication members.
OAFF consists of the national football associations of Ochran, and runs national and club competition including the OAFF Ochranese Championship, OAFF Nations League, OAFF Super Leauge, OAFF Ochranese Gentlemen's League, OAFF Ochranese Grand Gathering, and OAFF Super Cup[1], and also controls the prize money, regulations, as well as media rights to those competitions. Da Huang Ping An Airways, state-owned by Da Huang, has sponsored the OAFF since 2023 as part of Da Huang's global soft power strategy[2].
- ↑ OOC: All competitions matters for the OAFF (itself a topic up for discussions) are subject to change upon further OOC–IC discussion. The five names for the OAFF Ochranese Championship, OAFF Nations League, OAFF Super Leauge, OAFF Ochranese Gentlemen's League, and OAFF Ochranese Grand Gathering are just placeholder names for the UEFA European Championship, UEFA Nations League, {{wp|UEFA Champions League}, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Conference League, and UEFA Super Cup respectively.
- ↑ Nev's OOC: Completely up for debate and will be remove as necessary upon further discussions (04 Feb 2024)