Blind football is a modified version of soccer designed for players with visual impairments. The game is played on a smaller field, and players wear eye masks to ensure a level playing field. A ball with a noise-making device inside allows players to locate it by sound. Each team consists of five players, including a goalkeeper who can see. To assist players, a coach or guide stands behind the goal and provides verbal instructions during the match. The sport is governed by the International Blind Sports Federation and is included in the Paralympic Games, promoting inclusivity and athleticism among visually impaired individuals.