United Republican Football Federation
| FFI | |
|---|---|
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| Headquarters | 1 Avenue des Révolutionnaires, Old Charlescourt, Charlescourt |
| WCC affiliation | WC79 – 92; WC98 – present |
| FFI affiliation | IAC 3 – present |
| Chief Executive | Mike Morrow Jr |
The United Republican Football Federation (French: Fédération des Républiques unies de football; Latin: Foederatio Pediludii Respublicana Unita), commonly referred to as the URFF, is the governing body of association football in Omerica. Formed in the aftermath of the Philibiscostal Bus Tipping and the Omerican football betting scandal, the URFF is the de facto successor to the dissolved Omerican Football Federation and is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the amateur and professional game in Omerica. Based at 1 Avenue des Révolutionnaires in Old Charlescourt, the URFF is a member of the World Cup Committee and Federation of Football Independents, sending representative teams to each of the organisations' respective competitions.
Through its constituent regional and republican associations and the affiliated Omerican Professional Football League, the United Republican Football Federation directly or indirectly sanctions all competitive football matches in Omerica. The URFF runs a number of competitions, most notably the Federation Cup, and has veto power over any changes to the rules and operations of the OPFL.
Structure and governance
Membership
The full voting membership of the URFF consists of the 28 republican associations of Omerica, each representing one of the republics of Omerica and the associated states of Calonesia and Septanesia. Additionally, the Omerican Professional Football League and Omerican Intermediate Football Association are non-voting members of the URFF.
| Republican FA | Regional FA |
|---|---|
 Avonmark Football Association |
Football Avognais |
 Altomarine Football Association |
Football Pays-de-la-Mer |
 Football Brigantin |
Football Pays-de-la-Mer |
 Bridgecastle Football Association |
Letavian FA |
 Calonesian Football Association |
Islands FA |
 Charlescourt Football Association |
Letavian FA |
 Cinnabar Island Football Association |
Hesperian FA |
 Coleraine Football Association |
Lalland FA |
 East Calaverde Football Association |
Calaverde FA |
 Eastavon Football Association |
Football Avognais |
 Emerald Isles Football Association |
Lalland FA |
 Free State Football Association |
Camberland FA |
 Great Arden Football Association |
Lalland FA |
 Heathmoor Football Association |
Lalland FA |
 Lower Provence Football Association |
Provençal FA |
 Middle Provençal Football Association |
Provençal FA |
 Football Nouvelle-Provence |
Provençal FA |
 North Hesperian Football Association |
Hesperian FA |
 Northavon Football Federation |
Football Avognais |
 Capital Football Federation |
Camberland FA |
 Romainbourgeois Football Association |
Football Pays-de-la-Mer |
 Seafoam Islands Football Association |
Hesperian FA |
 Septanesian Football Federation |
Islands FA |
 Silurian Football Association |
Camberland FA |
 South Hesperia Football Association |
Hesperian FA |
 Upper Provence Football Association |
Provençal FA |
 Football West Calaverde |
Calaverde FA |
 Westavon Football Association |
Football Avognais |
URFF Council
The URFF has a figurehead President, appointed by the URFF Congress and almost always a prominent retired footballer. The day-to-day governance of the URFF is left to its Executive Board, which consists of members elected by the regional associations and representatives of "recognised stakeholders". The Chief Executive of the URFF is the executive head of the organisation and is responsible for the policy direction of the association and chairing URFF Council meetings.