Gothia Cup

International youth football tournament


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FieldValue
nameGothia Cup
founded1975
regionInternational
number of teams1700 teams
most titlesIF Brommapojkarna (SWE)
website
Teams 20171730
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The Gothia Cup () is an international youth association football tournament organized by professional football club BK Häcken, which has been held annually since 1975 in Gothenburg, Sweden. Considered the biggest tournament in the world in terms of participating teams, competing youth teams throughout the world enter the competition. The Gothia Cup is also Sweden's largest annual event. Series 4 of the BBC's Jamie Johnson (TV series) portrays Phoenix FC, a grassroots football club competing in the Gothia Cup.

Overview

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Spanning one week the Gothia Cup is a youth association football tournament held annually in Gothenburg, Sweden, open for both boys and girls of ages 11 to 18. In terms of participants, it is the world's largest youth football tournament, having had ~40,000 participants in 2017 vs. Norway Cup's (the second largest) ~30,000. In 2017, 1730 teams from 82 nations participated, making it the most internationally diverse youth football tournament as well.

The Gothia Cup started in 1975 with 275 participating teams. In July each year, the event becomes the dominant event in Gothenburg, with (as of 2017) 4,349 games played on 110 fields, and 300,000 visitors to the center in Heden. According to the tourist authorities of Gothenburg, the 2006 Gothia Cup generated 282 million Swedish krona in tourist income for Gothenburg city and 118 million krona in tax income for Sweden.

Teams compete from across the world; such as from Brazil, United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh and the Czech Republic.

In 2020, for the first time since the tournament's inaugural season, the tournament was not held, due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Sweden.

Gothia Cup China

The concept of Gothia Cup was exported to China in the 2010s. In 2016, the Gothia Cup China, a sister tournament to the Gothia Cup, was established in Shenyang, China. The inaugural Gothia Cup China took place from 13 to 19 August 2016 at the newly built Gothia Cup Football Park. The tournament featured 250 participating teams from 20 nations, although a reliable citation is needed to support this information.

Famous participants

This list includes notable players who played in Gothia Cup in their youth and later had been playing for their national teams.

'''Champions'''

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Age GroupWinnerRunner UpResult
Boys U-18Sporting Supreme, NGAVarbergs BoIS FC, SWE4-0
Boys U-17EBeyond Limits, NGAASEC Mimosas, CIV8-7
Boys U-17SV Eichede, GERSV Rugenbergen, GER3-0
Boys U-16Nigerian Eagles, NGAMaryland Bobcats FC, USA3-0
SEF Trophy (Boys15)IFK Göteborg, SWESollentuna FK, SWE2-1
Boys U-15Miami FC, USAHBK Linköping, SWE7-6
Boys U-14IFK Göteborg, SWEImperial Future, ESP8-7
Boys U-14BMinerva Academy FC, INDCEF 18 Tucuman 1, ARG4-0
Boys U-13SKF Academy Persib Cimahi, IDNFC Stockholm Internazionale, SWE5-1
Boys U-12Club Niupi, MEXSection Elite Academy, FRA5-1
Girls U-18IFK Göteborg, SWEAG Caen Football, FRA3-0
Girls U-17EMinnesota Thunder Academy, USAFCNE, USA1-0
Girls U-17Älvsjö AIK FF 1, SWEHønefoss BK, NOR5-0
Girls U-16Fredrikstad FK, NORSydney University SFC, AUS6-5
Girls U-15Enskede IK, SWETeam Odense Q, DEN5-0
Girls U-14Panthera FC, ENGBreidablik, ISL6-1
Girls U-14BVolf Soccer Academy, CANAlnö IF, SWE7-6
Girls U-13Makati FC, PHISan Francisco Seals, USA6-0
Girls U-12Pama, USAIF Brommapojkarna, SWE4-0
GSOT 1Special Olympics Uzbekistan, UZBInsuperabili, ITA2-0
GSOT 2Special Olympics Bharat, INDSpecial Olympics Poland, POL3-1
GSOT 3Special Olympics Germany 1, GERTrollenäs IF, SWE7-6
GSOT 4Special Olympics Hong Kong, HKGFIFH, SWE5-1
GSOT 5Special Olympics Germany 2, GERSpecial Olympics Uzbekistan, UZB1-0
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Age GroupTeam 1Team 2Results
B18Jusball FC, ENG-FK Lillehammer, NOR
B17ESporting Lagos, NGA-FC Tokyo, JPN
B17Swindon Town FITC Red, ENG-AFC Eskilstuna, SWE
B16Stjarnan 1, ISL-NorCal Premier PDP, USA
SEF Trophy (B15)IF Brommapojkarna, SWE-Malmö FF, SWE
B15Imperial Future, ESP-RS Sports, BRA
B14MUKP Dabrowa Gornicza, POL-CD Mercedarios, ESP
B14BIntercups MX, MEX-Empire FC, UAE
B13Makati FC, PHI-Utsiktens BK, SWE
B12Fútbol Consultants Edson Soto, CRC-Vicente del Bosque Academy Orange, ESP
B11RS Sports, BRA-GAIS, SWE
G18Sogndal FK Damer, NOR-IK Uppsala Fotboll, SWE
G17ECerezo Osaka, JPN-NorCal Premier PDP, USA
G17Jitex BK, SWE-NorCal Premier PDP, USA
G16Throttur FC, ISL-Lerums IS, SWE
G15Dallas Texans Soccer Club, USA-Iconz Elite, USA
G14Hammarby IF, SWE-Iconz Elite, USA
G14BBorgeby FK, SWE-Enskede IK, SWE
G13Hammarby IF, SWE-Jitex BK, SWE
G12Makati FC, PHI-Hammarby IF, SWE
G11Djurgårdens IF, SWE-Hammarby IF, SWE
GSOT 1Special Olympics Uzbekistan 1-Special Olympics Lithuania
GSOT 2Special Olympics Turkmenistan-Special Olympics Indonesia DKI Jakarta
GSOT 3SKF India Special Olympics-Parasport Danmark 2
GSOT 4Special Olympics Uzbekistan Girls-Special Olympics Lithuania Girls
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Age GroupTeam 1Team 2Results
B18Utsiktens BK-Live your world cup
B17ERight to Dream-AIK FF
B17CD Inter Vista Alegre-JFV A/O/B/H/H
B16Lillestrøm SK-ED Moratalaz
SEF Trophy (B15)IFK Göteborg-Djurgårdens IF
B15Burgos CF-BK Höllviken/Skanör Falsterbo IF Black
B14San Francisco Deltas-Norrby IF
B14BSaleby/Trässberg/Norra Härene-Hisingsbacka FC
B13Minerva Academy FC-Ordin FC
B12Barra CFIS-FC New England
B11Academia Sebastian Roco-Norrby IF
G18Jitex BK-Varbergs BoIS FC
G17ENorCal Premier PDP-Minnesota Thunder Academy
G17IFK Göteborg-BK Häcken
G16SV Eutingen-AS Laval
G15Northumberland Country Schools FA-Boo FF
G14KA-Hammarby IF FF
G14BMakati FC-Kvarnsvedens IK
G13Kjelsås IL-OGC Nice
G12Hammarby IF FF-FC New England
G11Lonestars SC-Hammarby IF FF
GSOT 1Olympique de Grande Synthe section adaptée-Skalborg SK Parasport
GSOT 2FIFH-Trollenäs IF
GSOT 3Special Olympics Devils Devils-Hannover 1896
GSOT 4Special Olympics Hong Kong-Bremer Fußball-Verband
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References

References

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