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Continental Youth Cup

A global-style tournament where teams represent different regions, featuring a cultural parade and competitive play.

Age Group:

U12–U16

Location:

National Training Fields

Date:

3 sept. 2026

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17 sept. 2026

This is the tournament where pressure builds champions.

What to Expect

The Continental Youth Challenge is a premier international soccer competition designed to bring together young talents from across Europe and beyond. Focused entirely on player development, teamwork, and high-level competition, this tournament offers a unique opportunity for rising athletes to gain exposure, challenge themselves, and experience the intensity of competitive youth football.

Held once a year, the Continental Youth Challenge creates an environment that encourages ambition, fair play, and personal growth — making it a highlight event for youth academies, school teams, and club squads.

Tournament Rules

To ensure a fair, competitive, and safe environment, all teams participating in the Continental Youth Challenge must follow the official tournament rules outlined below.

Match Duration

  • Group Stage: 2×20 minutes

  • Knockout Matches: 2×25 minutes

  • Final Match: 2×30 minutes

  • Halftime Break: 5 minutes

Team Composition

  • 11 players on the field (10 outfield + 1 goalkeeper)

  • Minimum 7 players required to start a match

  • Squad size: Up to 18 players

  • Rolling substitutions are allowed only with referee approval

Schedule

  • September 3–4 — Arrival & Opening

  • September 5–6 — Training & Preparation

  • September 7–11 — Group Stage

  • September 11–13 — Round of 16

  • September 13–14 — Quarterfinals & Workshops

  • September 15-16 — Semifinals

  • September 17 — Grand Final & Closing

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PROJET SPORTIF PROFESSIONNEL
CONSTRUIRE. PROGRESSER. PERFORMER.

“Ti pa ti pa naRIVÉ”

Football
PROJET SPORTIF PROFESSIONNEL
CONSTRUIRE. PROGRESSER. PERFORMER.

“Ti pa ti pa naRIVÉ”

Football
PROJET SPORTIF PROFESSIONNEL
CONSTRUIRE. PROGRESSER. PERFORMER.

“Ti pa ti pa naRIVÉ”