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CISM Sport Committee Football Men & Women CISM SPORT COMMITTEE FOOTBALL (Men & Women) CISM Sport Committee Football Men & Women MILITARY WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FOOTBALL (M/W) MILITARY WORLD FOOTBALL CUP (M) As a general rule, every active member nation in CISM may participate in the MWCF / MWFC. The MWCF / MWFC consist in general of a preliminary round (continental qualification) and a final round (world championship). For all competition CISM Regulations Football in line with FIFA and CISM General Statutes and Regulations valid at the time of application. CISM Sport Committee Football Men & Women Men 1946 - 2017 Women 2002 - 2016 CISM Sport Committee Football Men & Women Men Women CISM Military World Championship Football CISM Military World Championship Football 10 teams Championship 8 Teams Championship Every 4 years at Military World Games Duration every 2 years 28 Members per Delegation Every 4 years at Military World Games Duration odd years Duration even years 2 football grounds necessary 2 football grounds necessary CISM World Football Cup 16 teams Championship Every 4 years by a host nation 28 Members per Delegation Duration odd years 2 football grounds necessary CISM Sport Committee Football Men & Women CISM Sport Committee Football Men & Women CISM Sport Committee Football Men & Women CISM Sport Committee Football Men & Women President / Secretary / Members of Sports Committee Football (7) CISM Sport authorities, oversee the technical conduct of a championship, supervising general preparations, Preparing and liaise drawing of lots for championships, Pre-site visit to help host nation to prepare the championship, appointing a Head Referee, help replacing member nations (in liaison with continental Vice Presidents) that have withdrawn from the championship, deciding on rescheduling of matches due to extraordinary circumstances, settling cases of force majeure, dealing with all aspects of Military World Championships or World Football Cups. CISM Sport Committee Football Men & Women Next Championships Men Next Championships Women 2019 2018 7th CISM Military World Games CHINA CISM Military World Championship USA 10 teams championship 8 teams championship 2021 2019 3rd CISM World Football Cup 7th CISM Military World Games CHINA 16 teams championship 8 teams championship Host Nation ??? 2020 2023 CISM Military World Games CHINA 8th CISM Military World Games 8 teams championship 10 teams championship Host Nation ??? Host Nation ??? .
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