Football is the most popular sport globally, with a large number of professional and amateur players and billions of followers. With the increasing physical demands in elite football, physiotherapy has become crucial for injury prevention and rehabilitation. This paper explores the most common types of injuries in amateur football in a club from the Bjelovar-Bilogora County. The research focuses on identifying the main causes of these injuries and the role of physiotherapy in treating and preventing them. The study was conducted on a sample of players from the NK Bilogora Kapela football club. Analysis of the data collected from NK Bilogora Kapela footballers revealed that the most frequent injuries occur in the ankle (31,8%), knee (27,3%), and hamstring (13,6%) areas. The most common types of injuries are ligament and muscle strains, and the majority of injuries (68,2%) occurred during matches. These results confirm that ankle and knee injuries are common in amateur football. The paper presents physiotherapy methods for treatment and rehabilitation, such as muscle strengthening exercises, stretching, and proprioception for joint stability. Preventive measures for reducing the risk of re-injury, the application of braces, and education on proper warm-up techniques are also described and presented. The data obtained indicate the need for an individualized approach in the therapy and prevention of ankle injuries in an amateur football club.