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A team of amputee footballers in Surabaya, Indonesia have their eye on the goal.
The team, formed only a few weeks ago, is in training for a championship in the county's capital, Jakarta.
Syaiful Arifin loved football as a child, but feared his playing days were over when he lost his left leg at the age of 12, after falling off a train.
He found out about amputee football on social media.
Amputee football has its own challenges.
Players need to learn to work with their crutches to move around the pitch.
Muhammad Komer is the team coach.
The players feel that being on the pitch has helped their mental health and given them a sense of purpose.
Khusnul Yakin says his life has changed since joining the team.
A few players are still needed to make up a full team for Surabaya, but Arifin and his teammates still believe they have what it takes to win a trophy.
Local resident Dendy Rohman believes that with or without a trophy the amputee football team is an inspiration.
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