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Two weeks ago the European Footvolley League (EFVL) and Footvolley Italy hosted this year's European Footvolley Championship.  16 men's and 8 women's teams from 13 different countries met in Ostia, just outside the city of Rome, where the new European champions were to be determined.

The final European Footvolley Championship of the year is just around the corner and our #teambolao Craques are represented in large numbers. The EFVL Finals Rome 2022 will take place from September 9-11 and the best 24 teams of the continent will be there.

Day three of the "Casarista presents EFVL World Challenge Graz 2022 powered by Indie Burger" exceeded all expectations. The first unofficial Footvolley World Championship in Graz ended in sun, sand and party and produced new international winners.

What an amazing footvolley day! Graz witnessed a historic and spectacular saturday full of party, fun and incredible games. Especially the quarter final game between Germany and Italy was maybe one of the best games on European level ever.

In the women's competition, our European champions Antonia Missethan & Julia Rauch 2021 will meet the strong Italians and Sweden in Group D. Austria 2 Nina Steinbauer and Tina Kulhanek will meet Germany 1 and Spain in Group A. Both teams won the group.

From 24 - 26 June, the "Casarista presents EFVL World Challenge Graz 2022 powered by Indie Burger" takes place at Freiheitsplatz Graz. The "bolao Arena" will be the hub of world's footvolley for three days. The 12 best men's and women's teams will play for the title.

European Championship 2018 on the main square in Graz and many other international tournaments in recent years, the Mur metropolis will become the hub of the footvolley world. Spectacular sport on three tournament days is guaranteed.

enjoyed the great summer time in Graz and invited our international friends to join for some major tournament action.

After the EFVL tour was cancelled, we still wanted to organize some real footvolley action. So we introduced the new "Alpe-Adria Cup".