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The tiny British colony at the tip of Spain with a population of 28,000 people has applied to become UEFA's 54th member before next year's UEFA Congress in London when the other members will vote on its future.
Gibraltar last bid for UEFA membership in 2007 but out of the then 52 member associations only the English, Scottish and Welsh FAs voted in favour, while Spain threatened to boycott and withdraw from any competition to which Gibraltar were admitted.
Gibraltar's case has been strengthened by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruling that UEFA have to consider its membership.
