Blind soccer often produces some of the most memorable moments at the Paralympics. ‪@CNN‬

at the Paris par Olympics athletes will have a range of different impairments one of which is vision loss which can appear in multiple forms as a result of the 22 sports featured at the games nine include competitors with visual impairments and this is one of the most exciting ones blind soccer all four Outfield players must wear an eye shade to keep it fair however goalkeepers must be fully or partially cited and there are a few other differences from the sports able-bodied counterpart as well walls along the sidelines keep the ball play while guides behind each goal direct the attack usually crowds of soccer matches are boisterous but in the blind version of the beautiful game they're asked to keep it down this is so that players can hear the ball which contains tiny bells that rattle when kick and when players do go for the bowl to avoid collisions they yell boy or I'm going in Spanish I'm not to the game's Iberian Roots despite originating in Spain Brazil has won Gold at every edition of the par Olympics since the game was introduced into the program but can the celow do it yet again