You must go to the specified meeting point.
You will be given the tournament literature: the magazine (including information about groups, schedules, rules, non-sporting activities, general information, etc), T-shirts (2 per team), each player’s participation card, diplomas, etc.

This is when the players’ ages are checked so it is important not to forget the lists of players and each player’s identification document.

You will also be given vouchers to access your chosen accommodation. It is very important that you do not go directly to your accommodation since you will not be given the keys to the rooms unless you have the vouchers.

We get the ball rolling. Football - the common denominator between teams of many different nationalities, races and cultures - makes its appearance. Organisation officials are at hand on every pitch to ensure all the help you need.

All teams are given an official tournament photo. Photos are taken 15 minutes before your first match and are delivered to the team manager before the second match.

Performances, fireworks, music, etc. A brilliant event bursting with colour and excitement. The teams parade through the streets of Benidorm to the stage where they are welcomed by the organisation and the tournament is declared officially underway.

The qualifying matches continue. Real time results and classifications are posted on the tournament website and sent to mobile phones.

Last day of the qualifying matches. The day decides which teams go through to the final elimination rounds.

All the coaches who so wish may take part. A really entertaining, friendly event where you can work off all the day’s built-up stress. This is the time to show the kids what a real footballer is. Don’t miss it!

Tension, excitement, exhilaration and disappointment. The final elimination rounds between all the classified teams begin.

This event is attended by two representatives from each team. The mayor and sports councillor of one of the host towns welcome them and speak to them briefly and then host a team-twinning dinner. The clubs taking part usually give the mayor a souvenir typical of their homeland.

The final elimination rounds continue. The finals of some age groups.

A farewell festival for the teams combining music and dance, plus a souvenir exchange area (T-shirts, caps, badges, etc) and a “Football Park”.

The remaining finals are played in the morning. The teams parade along behind their respective flags, the line-ups are read out and at the end of the match the champions and runners-up both proudly hold their trophies aloft.