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Finally, power chair football is one of the fastest growing disability sports around the world.

It's a version of the game designed for people who use electric wheelchairs and the Sports World Cup is taking place in Argentina later this year.

The BBC's disability correspondent Nikki Fox went along to try it out.

Fast, competitive and technical.

Kath Goldsborough has been playing since the early days.

There's no other feeling in any other part of my life that you get from scoring a much changing goal.

You know, that euphoria, I don't think there's anywhere else where I'd feel that.

I've always loved sport from a young age, but I never could quite really get involved with it.

David Dee is 15.

He was told he'd never play football.

I get to compete in a sport that I actually want to be in without any other carer or assistant helping me.

I can't imagine my life without it.

It's when it turns.

I tell you what, I've got a bit of vertigo.

I've got a similar disability to a lot of these players and find it hard to play any kind of sport, so I was not expecting to be training with an England head coach.

Smack it.

I went to the back of the net, baby.

Nikki Fox reporting.