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The IFF site (floorball.sport) puts live and recent results, upcoming fixtures and dated news on the same landing page, so you rarely need to dig into a menu to find them. Use the homepage when you want a quick scan of what just happened and what is next; the sections below describe where each type of information sits and what it looks like, based on the current homepage content.

Scores and fixtures: the tournament result blocks

The homepage carries a rotating tournament display (marked with previous/next arrows and a page counter) that shows completed games and scheduled ones together. Each block is grouped by competition and stage, and scores appear as Team A X – Y Team B.

For example, the Champions Cup 2027 quarterfinal block lists results such as Women KAL 12 – 0 KOV and Men SPV 1 – 2 STO, then continues into semifinal pairings with dates, e.g. Men's Semi-finals – Men KRP – THU 27.10.2026 and Women's Semi-finals – Women TTG – ZUG 28.10.2026. Other blocks follow the same pattern for the Three Nations Tournament (Men LAT 3 – 5 FIN) and the GER v DEN U17/U19 series.

What this means in practice:

• Finished games show a score; future games show only the pairing and a date.
• Some pairings appear twice with different dates (for instance the women's ZUG–TTG and TTG–ZUG entries), which reflects two legs or two scheduled meetings rather than a duplicate.
• Use the arrows to move between tournament blocks; the counter (1/3 in the current view) tells you how many are available.

News: the Latest News list

Below the tournament area, the Latest News section lists articles with publication dates, newest first. Current entries include:

The same headlines also appear as a featured strip near the top of the page, so a major announcement is visible before you scroll. If you are looking for streaming details or accreditation deadlines, the news list is the place to check first, since those items are published as dated articles rather than fixed pages.

Events and countdown

A countdown to WFC 2026 Tampere sits in the events area, alongside links to the event pages the site is currently promoting: WFC 2026, Women's U19 WFC 2027, Men's U19 WFC 2027, and the Women's WFCQ EUR1, EUR3 and 2027 EUR2/AMER qualifiers. These are the competitions the site is actively tracking; older or completed events move out of this block.

Partner and app access

The homepage names Gerflor as an official partner, and a "Get the IFF App" link offers a mobile route to the same content. If you mainly want scores and news on a phone, the app is the alternative entry point; the website remains the fuller view, since it shows the full tournament blocks and the complete dated news list.

A quick way to decide where to look

• Just want today's results or the next fixtures? Start with the tournament blocks and use the arrows to page through competitions.
• Looking for an announcement, stream link or accreditation notice? Scan Latest News by date.
• Planning around a major championship? Use the countdown and event links to confirm which tournament page is current.
• On mobile? The IFF App link is offered directly from the homepage.

The IFF homepage (floorball.sport) highlights a mix of upcoming world championships, continental qualifiers, club competitions, and international weekends. As of the page snapshot, the featured events include WFC 2026 in Tampere, the Women's U19 WFC 2026, the Men's and Women's U19 WFC 2027, the 3v3 WFC 2027 in San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain, Women's WFCQ 2027 qualifiers (EUR1, EUR3, and EUR2/AMER), the Champions Cup 2027, and an October 2026 International Weekend. Use this list to decide which event pages to follow; exact dates, venues, and streaming details are only shown where the page states them.

World Championships and Qualifiers

The page's event navigation points to the following IFF competitions:

The qualifiers matter if you follow national teams earlier in the cycle: they are the entry point before the main WFC tournaments, and the page groups them by region (EUR1, EUR3, EUR2/AMER).

Club Competition: Champions Cup 2027

The homepage carries a full results block for the Champions Cup 2027 quarterfinals, split into Northern and Southern Conferences for men and women. Examples from the listed scores:

• Women's Northern Conference: KAL 12–0 KOV; ERV 1–2 TTG
• Men's Northern Conference: SPV 1–2 STO; FAL 4–5 KRP
• Women's Southern Conference: ZUG 3–2 BUL; TAT 5–4 WIZ
• Men's Southern Conference: THU 6–4 FMB; TAT 5–4 HCR

The page also lists semifinal pairings, for example Men's KRP–THU and STO–TAT on 27.10.2026, and Women's TTG–ZUG and KAL–TAT on 28.10.2026, with return legs in early November 2026. If you want to track a specific club, these pairings are the fastest way to see who plays whom and when.

International Weekends and Other Listed Competitions

The October 2026 International Weekend is featured as a news item with participating teams and streaming info, making it a practical example of how the site lists national-team friendlies and smaller tournaments. The same results area also shows a Three Nations Tournament (LAT, FIN, SWE) and a GER v DEN series at U17 and U19 level.

How to Use the Page

1. Start from the event menu (WFC, U19 WFC, WFCQ, 3v3 WFC) to reach the competition you follow.
2. Check the Latest News block for accreditation, streaming, and venue announcements — for example, media accreditation for the Men's WFC 2026.
3. Use the Champions Cup results and semifinal pairings if you follow club floorball rather than national teams.

One caveat: the page gives event names, some pairings, and dates for Champions Cup semifinals, but not full schedules or ticket details for every tournament. For those, follow the individual event pages linked from the menu.

floorball.sport is the official website of the International Floorball Federation (IFF), the sport's international governing body. Visitors can use it to follow major IFF competitions, read official news, check rankings, and find event and media information. It is a news and competition hub rather than a general encyclopedia or a participation guide for local clubs.

What the site covers

The homepage is organized around the international competition calendar and official announcements. Based on the current front page, the main content areas are:

• World Championships and qualifiers — countdowns and event pages for upcoming tournaments, including the Men's World Floorball Championships 2026 in Tampere and the Women's U19 and Men's U19 World Championships in 2027, plus regional qualifiers (WFCQ EUR1, EUR3, and EUR2/AMER).
• Champions Cup — results and fixtures from the IFF Champions Cup, including quarterfinal scores and confirmed semi-final pairings for 2027.
• 3v3 floorball — news about the 3v3 World Floorball Championships, including the 2027 host (San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain) and 3v3 world ranking updates.
• Official news — dated announcements such as international weekend streaming details and media accreditation openings.
• Media resources — accreditation information for journalists covering IFF events.

How the homepage is structured

The page combines a tournament results carousel with a news feed. The carousel shows recent match scores across men's and women's conferences, followed by upcoming semi-final fixtures with dates. Below that, a "Latest News" list presents headlines in reverse chronological order, each with a publication date.

A navigation strip links to the major championship sections, and the site promotes an IFF App for following events. Gerflor is listed as an official partner.

What it is useful for

What it is not

The visible content focuses on elite international competition and federation administration. It does not present itself as a directory of local clubs, a rules manual, or a beginner's guide to playing floorball. Visitors looking for those topics should expect to use other sources.

For anyone following international floorball — fans, journalists, or national association staff — floorball.sport is the primary place to confirm official event dates, results, and announcements directly from the governing body.

The IFF site (floorball.sport) publishes world ranking updates as news items, and the most recent example visible on the homepage is the 3v3 Floorball World Rankings Update dated 09/10/2026. To find rankings, start with the Latest News section, where ranking announcements are listed alongside other official news. The homepage does not display a full ranking table, so treat news posts as the entry point and follow them for the published ranking details.

How Rankings Appear on the Site

Ranking information on floorball.sport is distributed through editorial news posts rather than a single always-visible leaderboard. The homepage's Latest News list is the primary surface where a ranking update is announced, with a date and headline.

The homepage evidence shows the 3v3 ranking update sitting in the news feed between other items, including the October 2026 International Weekend streaming info (16/10/2026) and the announcement that the 3v3 WFC returns to San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain for 2027 (13/10/2026). This placement confirms that rankings are announced in the same stream as tournament news.

Step-by-Step: Finding a Ranking Update

1. Open floorball.sport. The homepage loads with a Latest News column and event tiles.
2. Scan the Latest News list for a ranking headline. Look for items containing "Rankings" or "Ranking Update." The 3v3 update is the model example.
3. Open the news item. The post carries the ranking content and any accompanying explanation from IFF.
4. Check the date before relying on it. Ranking posts are dated; the 3v3 update is dated 09/10/2026, so confirm you are reading the current version rather than an older announcement.
5. Cross-check against event pages if needed. If a ranking relates to a specific competition (for example 3v3 WFC), the corresponding event announcements on the homepage give context on upcoming or recent results.

Expected result: you reach the published ranking update and can see when it was issued and which competition category it covers.

What the Site Does and Does Not Show

• Confirmed by the site: ranking updates are published as news, and a 3v3 Floorball World Rankings Update exists with a specific date.
• Not confirmed by the site: a permanently visible, sortable world ranking table on the homepage, or a dedicated rankings menu item. The homepage evidence shows news headlines and event tiles, not a standings widget.
• Practical implication: if you need the full ranking list, follow the news post rather than expecting to browse a table directly from the homepage.

Common Sticking Points

• Looking for a "Rankings" tab that is not visible. The homepage evidence points to news as the publication channel; start there instead of hunting for a separate section.
• Mixing up event announcements with rankings. Headlines about WFC 2026 Tampere, the 3v3 WFC 2027 venue, or Champions Cup semi-final pairs are event news, not ranking updates. The ranking item is the one explicitly labeled as a rankings update.
• Assuming one update covers all formats. The visible example is specifically a 3v3 ranking update, so do not assume it reflects standard 5v5 rankings without checking the article.

Quick Reference

• Entry point: Latest News on floorball.sport
• Example to look for: "3v3 Floorball World Rankings Update" (09/10/2026)
• What to verify: the date and the competition format named in the headline
• Related context on the same page: October 2026 International Weekend streaming info, 3v3 WFC 2027 venue announcement, WFC 2026 Tampere countdown, and Champions Cup 2027 semi-final pairs

Fans can follow IFF floorball events through the official streaming announcements published on floorball.sport, the IFF App, and the event pages linked from the homepage. Media representatives need accreditation, and the IFF site lists a dedicated accreditation announcement for the Men's World Floorball Championships 2026. Both routes start from the same homepage, but they serve different audiences and have different prerequisites.

Watching IFF Events as a Fan

Streaming information

The IFF homepage publishes streaming details alongside each event announcement. One example is the news item "October 2026 International Weekend: Participating Teams and Streaming Info," which combines the team list with where to watch. This is the pattern to look for: streaming info arrives as part of the event announcement rather than as a separate permanent page.

To use it:

1. Open floorball.sport and check the Latest News list on the homepage.
2. Look for announcements that name the event and include "Streaming Info" or similar wording.
3. Follow the linked article to see participating teams and the streaming details for that event.

Expected result: you get the streaming location for a specific event, not a general channel listing. If an event has no streaming announcement yet, the homepage will not show one.

The IFF App

The homepage includes a "Get the IFF App" link among its event and tournament navigation. The app is listed as a way to follow IFF events, so it is worth installing if you want updates without revisiting the news list. The site does not describe the app's features in detail, so treat it as an additional entry point rather than a replacement for reading event announcements.

Tournament pages

The homepage navigation lists major events, including:

• WFC 2026 Tampere (Men's World Floorball Championships)
• Women's U19 WFC 2027
• Men's U19 WFC 2027
• Women's WFCQ EUR1, EUR3, and 2027 EUR2/AMER qualifiers
• 3v3 WFC, returning to San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain for 2027

Each of these is a route into event-specific information. For fans, the practical sequence is: find the event in the navigation, then check its news announcements for streaming details.

Following results

The homepage also surfaces live-style results and fixtures, such as Champions Cup 2027 quarterfinal scores and semi-final pairings with dates. If you want to follow a competition rather than a single match, the results blocks and the semi-final schedule give you the dates to plan around.

Media Accreditation

What the site offers

The homepage news list includes "Media accreditation open for Men's World Floorball Championships 2026." This is the entry point for professional media seeking credentials for that tournament. The announcement is dated 05/10/2026 in the news list.

How to proceed

1. Go to floorball.sport and locate the accreditation news item in Latest News.
2. Open the announcement to read the requirements and the application route it describes.
3. Apply within the window stated in that announcement.

Expected result: you learn whether you qualify and how to submit an application. The homepage excerpt does not state eligibility rules, deadlines, or fees, so those details must come from the announcement itself. Do not assume accreditation is open to all applicants or that it is free; check the announcement before planning travel.

Timing matters

Accreditation announcements appear as news items, which means they can be pushed down the list as new stories are published. If you are planning coverage of WFC 2026 Tampere, check the news list regularly rather than relying on a bookmark to a single article.

Choosing the Right Route

Common Pitfalls

• Expecting a single streaming hub. Streaming info is published per event in news announcements, so there is no guarantee of one central page listing every broadcast.
• Missing the accreditation window. Accreditation is announced as news; once it scrolls down the list, it is easy to overlook.
• Confusing event pages with broadcast pages. Tournament navigation takes you to event information, not necessarily to a stream. Read the linked announcement for the viewing details.
• Assuming app coverage. The site lists the IFF App as a way to follow events but does not specify which events are covered or what features it includes.

Start with the Latest News list on floorball.sport, open the announcement that matches your goal, and follow the details it provides.