FIT

International Touch is the official results service of the Federation of International Touch (FIT), the world governing body for touch football.

Connect it and your assistant can answer questions about any FIT sanctioned event, including the World Cup, the European Championships, the Asia Pacific Championships and the Atlantic Championships, using the same data the internationaltouch.org website publishes. Ask which events are coming up, when a nation plays next and on which field, how a team went at a past tournament, who is top of a pool, how many games are being live streamed, or for the full schedule at a venue on a given day.

MCP connector

Server URL: https://www.internationaltouch.org/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: Schedules, results and standings for Federation of International Touch (FIT) sanctioned events such as the World Cup, the European Championships ("the Euros"), the Asia Pacific Championships and the Atlantic Championships. Each event is a season of a competition; divisions are the categories contested (Men's Open, Women's Open, Mixed Open, age groups such as Men's 30s); clubs are the member nations, so a nation has one team in each division it enters.
Competition management tools ============================
Data is organised as Competition > Season > Division > Stage > Pool > Match. A *season* is one edition of a competition (for example the 2026 edition of the European Championships); people call this the "event" or "tournament". Teams belong to a division within a season and to a club. In international competitions the club is the nation, so "Australia" is a club with a team in each division it enters (Men's Open, Women's Open, Mixed Open, ...).
Recommended approach:
Narrow the surface area first. and tell you which seasons are on now, soon, or just finished. finds a competition, season, division, team, club or venue by name and returns the identifiers the other tools need. describes the divisions, stages, pools and venues of one season.
Answer with the detail tools: (schedules and results, filter by team, club, opponent, division, venue, date range or status), (aggregate questions such as "how many games are being live streamed per division"), (standings), (next and last match plus ladder position) and .
For "my" questions ("when is my next game?") call first; it identifies the connected user's teams and their next match. If the caller is anonymous, ask which team or club they follow and use .
Times are given in the local time of the venue (falling back to the season) as ISO 8601 strings with a UTC offset, alongside the time zone name. Dates are ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD). Identifiers are stable integers; slugs are also returned so links to the public web site can be constructed.

Tools

Reads data11

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://www.internationaltouch.org/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

Schedules, results and standings for Federation of International Touch (FIT) sanctioned events such as the World Cup, the European Championships ("the Euros"), the Asia Pacific Championships and the Atlantic Championships. Each event is a season of a competition; divisions are the categories contested (Men's Open, Women's Open, Mixed Open, age groups such as Men's 30s); clubs are the member nations, so a nation has one team in each division it enters.

Competition management tools ============================

Data is organised as Competition > Season > Division > Stage > Pool > Match. A *season* is one edition of a competition (for example the 2026 edition of the European Championships); people call this the "event" or "tournament". Teams belong to a division within a season and to a club. In international competitions the club is the nation, so "Australia" is a club with a team in each division it enters (Men's Open, Women's Open, Mixed Open, ...).

Recommended approach:

Narrow the surface area first. and tell you which seasons are on now, soon, or just finished. finds a competition, season, division, team, club or venue by name and returns the identifiers the other tools need. describes the divisions, stages, pools and venues of one season.

Answer with the detail tools: (schedules and results, filter by team, club, opponent, division, venue, date range or status), (aggregate questions such as "how many games are being live streamed per division"), (standings), (next and last match plus ladder position) and .

For "my" questions ("when is my next game?") call first; it identifies the connected user's teams and their next match. If the caller is anonymous, ask which team or club they follow and use .

Times are given in the local time of the venue (falling back to the season) as ISO 8601 strings with a UTC offset, alongside the time zone name. Dates are ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD). Identifiers are stable integers; slugs are also returned so links to the public web site can be constructed.