Chinese Taipei Football Association

History

Name	Position	Source
Chiou I-jen	President
Lu Gui Hua	Vice President
Hsiao Yong Fu	2nd Vice President
Hsieh Jun Huan	3rd Vice President
Fang Ching-Jen	General Secretary
Lin Xiu Yi	Treasurer
Yen Shih Kai	Technical Director
Wang Jia Zhong	Team Coach
Kazuo Echigo	Team Coach
Chiao Chia-Hung	Media/Communications Manager
Jose Amarante	Futsal Coordinator
Liu Sung Ho	Referee Coordinator

• 1924: Established.
• 1954: Admitted to FIFA as the China National Football Association.
• 1954: Formed and entered the Asian Football Confederation as a founding member with various other Asian countries. At that time, the name of the governing body was Republic of China Football Council.
• 1973: Changed the name of the governing body to the Republic of China Football Association.
• 1974: Exited the AFC.
• 1975: Admitted to the Oceania Football Confederation as a provisional member.
• 1976: Became regular member of the OFC.
• 1978: Suspended from the OFC due to naming problems.
• 1981: With the agreement of FIFA, changed its external name to the Chinese Taipei Football Association.
• 1982: Re-admitted to the OFC.
• 1989: Re-admitted to the AFC.

  Competitions

• Taiwan Football Premier League, men's top flight football establish in 2017
• Chinese Taipei FA Cup, men's top knockout cup
• Intercity Football League,
• Chinese Taipei National Football League, top league until 2009
• Chinese Taipei women's football championship, women's top league
• Highschool Football League
• Chinese Taipei National Youth Cup

  Regional football associations

• Taipei Football Association
• Taoyuan Football Association
• :Taoyuan Football Association was founded on October 27, 2002, and is dedicated to promoting children's football in Taoyuan City.
• Taichung Football Association
• Hualien Football Association
• :Hualien Football Association was founded on December 30, 2007.