Table football, also known as gitoni, foosball, or babyfoot, is a table-top game and sport that is loosely based on association football.

The most common English names are table football, footzy, bar football and foosball, though table soccer is also used. Among French-style players it is known as baby-foot. The name foosball is a loose transliteration of the German word "Fußball", which itself means simply football.

In Germany and in Russia the game is most often called Kicker. In Italy the most used names are gitoni, biliardino and calcio balilla. In Hungary it is called csocsó. Through Brazilian regions, it has received several names, like totó, pebolim or fla-flu. In Spain the game is called futbolín. In Chile the game is known as tacataca. In Argentina, table football is known as metegol. In Guatemala, the game is called futillo. In Perú the game is known as fútbol de mesa. In other Latin American countries, it is known as canchitas or futbolito. In Bulgaria the game is called djaga.