Introduction Since some types of injuries are common for different sports, it is justified to implement the FIFA 11+ program also to other team sports despite soccer. Aim This systematic review investigates the effectiveness of the FIFA 11+ program in preventing injuries in team sport other than soccer. Material and methods PubMed and Web of Science databases were searched, applying keywords such as: fifa 11, injury prevention, warm-up program, basketball, volleyball, handball, rugby, cricket, netball, softball, team sport. Quality evaluation of included papers was performed based on PEDro scale. Results From 4,641 potentially eligible publications only two met the criteria and were enrolled to this systematic review. Both studies were classified with average methodological quality. Conclusions Since, to date only a few large-scale randomized control trials are published regarding the effectiveness of FIFA 11+ injury prevention program in other sports then soccer, and their results are contradictory, the impact of this program still needs to be verified in future. The publications should be designed following the best quality criteria (especially including blinding assessors, intervention, allocation), and with well powered sample size.