Chinese Football Association

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Chinese Football Association
Association logo
founding 1924
FIFA accession 1931
AFC accession 1974
president Weimin Yuan
National teams Senior national team
U-23 China
women's national
team youth national teams
Homepage Off. Homepage CFA
The headquarters of the CFA in Beijing

The Chinese Football Association (CFA; Chinese  中國 足球 協會  /  中国 足球 协会 , Pinyin Zhōngguó Zúqiú Xiéhuì ) is the Chinese football association.

The Football Association of China was founded in 1924 and FIFA joined in 1931 , but it was over 40 years before the CFA joined the Asian Football Confederation in 1974 . The Chinese national soccer team was only able to qualify for the 2002 World Cup, while the women's national team made it to the finals of the 1999 Women's World Cup and has so far participated in five Olympic Games.

The association takes care of the organization of the Chinese Super League and all other professional and amateur soccer championships in the country. The association also organizes the games of the women's national team , all youth national teams (U17, U20, U23 ) and the Chinese national soccer team .

There is also a futsal championship and a beach soccer league. The top division for women is called the Women's Super League .

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