Blind footballer play at futsal courts in Tokyo

Blind footballer play at futsal courts in Tokyo

File photo taken in November 2014 shows players with eye masks competing at the IBSA Blind Football World Championships at one of the futsal courts at Tokyo's Yoyogi National Stadium. The IBSA Blind Football Asian Championships is scheduled to begin at the futsal courts on Sept. 2 and top two teams will secure their spots in the Rio 2016 Paralympics. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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