“Ateitis” for seven years were organizing the tournaments for boys, and this weekend they took a new step – they had organized a tournament for girls in which ten teams competed in the U-17 and U-13 groups. “Ateitis 2004” team’s boys with no competition fought against the older teams of girls.

In the group of five teams, the majority of the matches ended in 1 goal difference, and the finals required a penalty shootout. “Minsk A” team became the winners after they equaled the score with a fantastic long shot goal in the last minute and beat Vilnius FM team in the penalties.
“MFA Zalgiris” girls triumphed in the minor finals after very hard fight against “Minsk B “team. The only goal was scored at the end of duels.

In the junior’s group also triumphed girls from Minsk, in the finals they beat the Belarusian  team. The minor final was not played, and the two third places went to Vilnius and Kaunas FM Tauras teams.

 The U-17 final standings:
1.  FK Minsk (Belarus)
2.  FM Vilnius (Lithuania)
3.  MFA Zalgiris Vilnius (Lithuania)
4.  FK Minsk-2 (Belarus)
5.  “Ateitis 2004” Vilnius (Lithuania) *
* Without competition
U-13 final standings:
1.  FC “A Minsk (Belarus)
2.  FC “B Minsk (Belarus)
3-4. FM Tauras Kaunas (Lithuania)
3-4. FM Vilnius (Lithuania)
5.   FC Babite (Lithuania)

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In the most popular in the Baltic states children’s football tournament “Ateitis Cup” this weekend competed the 2007, 2008 and 2010 group teams. This time in between the prize-winners were and Lithuanian teams.

In 2007 group the winners became Vilnius FM, trained by Gintas Klisys, who have won six victories, including the finals where they defeated Minsk “Dinamo” team. Swedish “Hammarby”  young players who were the favorites of this group, stayed in the third place, even though they in the minor final defeated FC “Minsk” . The best players of the 2007 group: Lukas Klisys (FM Vilnius) Gleb Drozd (Dinamo), Kiril Glasko (FC Minsk) and Jonathan Ure (IF Hammarby).

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The fantastic atmosphere was created by fans in the 2008 group final. With songs, the Italian AC Milan team parents, supported their children who, before have won five matches in a row. Even more noise was caused by FC” Granitas”  parents.

In the dramatic final “Granitas” took the lead, then missed two goals, later they tied the score and in the last minute got the decisive goal.

In the fight for third place  “Dinamo” was superior to “Hammarby”. The best players in this age group: Lupo Nojo (AC Milan), Norvilas Galadauskas (“Granitas”), Nurhan Gasimov (Dinamo), Mateo (Hammarby).

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In 2010 tournament  competed ten teams . Here triumphed  “Dinamo” Minsk, and  the third place took Thomas Staniunas FS “Ateitis” pupils. The best player: Maxim Salomicki (Dinamo), Andrej Bokovec (“Dinamo-2”), Evaldas Siaulys (“Ateitis”), Mantas Jurgelevicius (“Audra”).

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The final standings:

DOB 2007

  1. FM “Vilnius” (Lithuania)
  2. “Dinamo” Minsk (Belarus)
  3. IF “Hammarby” (Sweden)
  4. FK “Minsk” (Belarus)
  5. FA“Zalgirietis” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  6. SDJUSSHOR Kaliningrad (Russia)
  7. “Smena” Minsk (Belarus)
  8. FM “Vilnius-2” (Lithuania)
  9. “Granitas” (Lithuania)
  10. BFA Vilnius (Lithuania)
  11. “Banga” Gargždai (Lithuania)
  12. “Audra” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  13. “Jantarny” Kaliningrad (Russia)
  14. “TFA Milanas” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  15. FM “Ateitis” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  16. FA“Geležinis vilkas” Vilnius (Lithuania)

 

DOB 2008

  1. AC “Milan” (Italy)
  2. “Granitas”  (Lithuania)
  3. “Dinamo” Minsk (Belarus)
  4. IF “Hammarby” (Sweden)
  5. FM “Vilnius” (Lithuania)
  6. “Zalgirietis” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  7. A.Narbekovo FA (Lithuania)
  8. “Baltika” Kaliningrad (Rusia)
  9. “Ąžuolas” Kaunas (Lithuania)
  10. FA “Liepaja” (Latvia)
  11. “Wigry” Suvalki (Poland)
  12. “Svyturys” Klaipėda (Lithuania)
  13. “Zenit” St. Peterburg (Russia)
  14. “Spurtas” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  15. FA“Geležinis vilkas” (Lithuania)
  16. “Dinamo-2” Minsk (Belarus)
  17. “TFA Milanas” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  18. “Žalgirietis-2” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  19. “Ateitis 2009” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  20. “Ateitis-2” Vilnius (Lithuania)

 

 

 

 

 

DOB 2010

  1. “Dinamo” Minsk (Belarus)
  2. “Dinamo-2” Minsk (Belarus)
  3. “Ateitis” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  4. “Audra” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  5. FK “Minsk” (Belarus)
  6. “Margiris” Vilnius (Lithuania)
  7. “TFA Milanas” (Lithuania)
  8. FA “Liepaja” (Latvia)
  9. “Granitas”  (Lithuania)
  10. “Šalčia” Šalčininkai (Lithuania)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pirmajame  “Ateitis Cup 2017″ turnyre tarp trylikamečių nesulaikomai iki čempiono titulo nesulaikomai nukeliavo italų Bergamo ” Atalanta” klubo akademijos auklėtiniai, kurie per visą turnyrą iškovoja visas penkias pergales, pepraleido nei vieno įvarčio, o finale net 6:0 nepasigailėjo Lietuvos rinktinės pagrindu sudarytos Nacionalinės futbolo akademijos. Trečioji vieta atiteko Minsko “Dinamo”, o ketvirti  buvo Kuopio iš Suomijos. Iš viso turnyre dalyvavo šešiolikos komandų iš septynių šalių.

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Geriausiu turnyro vartininku tapo  Lorenzo Foresti (Atalanta), geriausiu gynėju  – Edvardas Jurjonas (NFA), geriausiu saugu – Gabriele Alessi (Atalanta), puolėju – Nikita Verbickij (Dinamo), rezultatyviausias – Markus Alpens (FA Liepaja).

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1 vieta: “Atalanta” Bergamo (Italija)

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2 vieta: Nacionalinė futbolo akademija (Lietuva)

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3 vieta: “Dinamo” Minskas (Baltarusija)

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4.     “Kuopion Palloseura” (Suomija)

5.     FA “Liepaja” (Latvija)

6.     “Baltika” Kaliningradas (Rusija)

7.     “Espoo Palloseura” (Suomija)

8.     FM “Ateitis” Vilnius (Lietuva)

9.     FM “Vilnius” (Lietuva)

10.  FA “Žalgirietis” Vilnius (Lietuva)

11.  FK “Babite” (Latvija)

12.  FK “Minsk” (Baltarusija)

13.  “Arsenal” Kyiv (Ukraina)

14.  FS Riga (Latvija)

15.  FK “Olaine” (Latvija)

16.  “Krumkachy” (Baltarusija)

Praėjusį savaitgalį Vilniaus „Sportimos“ maniežas kunkuliavo neįtikėtina energija. Pirmą kartą Lietuvos istorioje vienoje patalpoje per tris dienas pasikeitė 76 (!) vaikų komandos, kurios sužaidė net 228 (!) rungtynes.

Didžiausiame Baltijos šalyse tarptautiniame vaikų futbolo turnyre „Ateitis CUP“ varžėsi net keturių skirtingų amžiaus grupių komandos. Po šešerias rungtynes sužaidė tiek patys jauniausi šešiamečiai, tiek vyriausi – devynmečiai. Tarp komandų buvo galima išvysti: Lietuvą pamėgusį Turino „Juventus“ klubą, vieną stipriausių Švedijoje tarp devynmečių – „Brommapojkarna“ ekipą bei jaunimą iš Latvijos, Estijos, Baltarusijos, Rusijos ir, aišku, Lietuvos. Iš viso turnyre dalyvavo per 1100 jaunųjų futbolininkų.

Tarp devynmečių triumfavo FK „Tukums“ ekipa, kuri „Ateitis CUP“ turnyrą laimi ne pirmus metus iš eilės. Šio Latvijos miestelio komanda finale nesunkiai nugalėjo iki tol tik pergalės rinkusią „Brommapojkarna“ ekipą. Mažajame finale susitiko dvi Baltarusijos komandos, o pergalę šventė Minsko „Dinamo“.

Aštuonmečių grupėje nepasisekė Vilniaus „Žalgiriečiui“, kuris pirmavo 2:0, tačiau vėliau praleido tris įvarčius ir nugalėtojų taurę atidavė Liepojos futbolo akademijai. Trečiąją vietą užėmė svečiai iš Minsko, kurie mažajame finale įrodė pranašumą prieš Naujosios Vilnios „Granitą“.

Septynmečių turnyre sėkmė šypsojosi Minsko komandoms, kurios užėmė net keturias vietas turnyro lentelės viršuje. Dar metais jaunesnių berniukų grupėje geriausiai pasirodė Latvijos ekipos. Finale Liepojos akademija įveikė Jūrmalos „Spartaks“ bendraamžius. Kovoje dėl trečios vietos Minsko „Dinamo“ gražioje kovoje buvo pajėgesni už Vilniaus „TFA Milanas“ auklėtinius.

Galutinė turnyro rikiuotė:

2007

  1. FK „Tukums“ (Latvija)
  2. IF „Brommapojkarna“ (Švedija)
  3. Minsko „Dinamo“ (Baltarusija)
  4. FK „Minsk-3“ (Baltarusija)
  5. Turino „Juventus“ (Italija)
  6. Minsko „Smena“ (Baltarusija)
  7. Vilniaus FM-2 (Lietuva)
  8. Borisovo BATE (Baltarusija)
  9. FK „Minsk“ (Baltarusija)
  10. Klaipėdos „Baltai-1“ (Lietuva)
  11. FK „Minsk-2“ (Baltarusija)
  12. Vilniaus „Geležinis vilkas“ (Lietuva)
  13. Kaliningrado „Baltika“ (Rusija)
  14. Jalgpalikolo „Harju“ (Estija)
  15. Rakverės „Tarvas“ (Estija)
  16. Vilniaus „Žalgirietis“ (Lietuva)
  17. Kauno „Tauras“ (Lietuva)
  18. BFC „Daugavpils“ (Latvija)
  19. Rygos ŠFS (Latvija)
  20. Vilniaus FM-1 (Lietuva)
  21. Vilniaus „Granitas“ (Lietuva)
  22. Vilniaus „Ateitis“ (Lietuva)
  23. Vilniaus FM-3 (Lietuva)
  24. Klaipėdos „Baltai-2“ (Lietuva)
  25. FA „Liepaja“ (Latvija)
  26. FK „Babite“ (Latvija)
  27. Vilniaus „Audra“ (Lietuva)
  28. Minsko „Smena-2“ (Baltarusija)
  29. Sankt Peterburgo „Moskovskaja zastava“ (Rusija)
  30. Vilniaus „TFA Milanas“ (Lietuva)
  31. Rygos „Daugava“ (Latvija)
  32. Vilniaus „Žalgirietis-2“ (Lietuva)

2008

  1. FA „Liepaja“ (Latvija)
  2. Vilniaus „Žalgirietis“ (Lietuva)
  3. FK „Minsk-2“ (Baltarusija)
  4. Vilniaus „Granitas“ (Lietuva)
  5. Rygos RFSH (Latvija)
  6. Vilniaus FM (Lietuva)
  7. Tartu „Merkuur“ (Estija)
  8. Borisovo BATE (Baltarusija)
  9. FK „Minsk“ (Baltarusija)
  10. BFC „Daugavpils“ (Latvija)
  11. Vilniaus „Audra“ (Lietuva)
  12. FK „Minsk-3“ (Baltarusija)
  13. Vilniaus „Geležinis vilkas“ (Lietuva)
  14. Kaliningrado „Baltika“ (Rusija)
  15. Minsko „Dinamo“ (Baltarusija)
  16. Vilniaus „Spurtas“ (Lietuva)
  17. Soligorsko „Šachtior“ (Baltarusija)
  18. Telšių „Džiugas“ (Lietuva)
  19. Vilniaus „Rabona“ (Lietuva)
  20. Vilniaus „TFA Milanas“ (Lietuva)

2009

  1. FK „Minsk-2“ (Baltarusija)
  2. FK „Minsk“ (Baltarusija)
  3. Minsko „Smena“ (Baltarusija)
  4. Borisovo BATE (Baltarusija)
  5. Naujosios Vilnios „Granitas“ (Lietuva)
  6. FA „Liepaja“ (Latvija)
  7. Kauno „Tauras“ (Lietuva)
  8. Minsko FŠM (Baltarusija)
  9. Vilniaus „Žalgirietis“ (Lietuva)
  10. Vilniaus BFA (Lietuva)
  11. Jurmalos „Spartaks“ (Latvija)
  12. Vilniaus „Audra-2“ (Lietuva)
  13. Vilniaus „Ateitis“ (Lietuva)
  14. Rygos „Daugava“ (Latvija)
  15. Vilniaus „Audra“ (Lietuva)
  16. Vilniaus „Ateitis-2“ (Lietuva)

2010

  1. FA „Liepaja“ (Latvija)
  2. Jurmalos „Spartaks“ (Latvija)
  3. Minsko „Dinamo“ (Baltarusija)
  4. Vilniaus „TFA Milanas“ (Lietuva)
  5. Minsko „Dinamo-2“ (Baltarusija)
  6. Minsko FŠM (Baltarusija)
  7. Vilniaus „Ateitis“ (Lietuva)
  8. Vilniaus „Ateitis-2“ (Lietuva)

In the penultimate Ateitis CUP 2016 tournament competed 28 teams from 9 countries. Among the guests, we could have seen Italian, Spanish, and for the first time in the tournament, Swiss teams.

The biggest surprise of the tournament was Juventus young football players appearance – they only took the 8th place, losing both the quarterfinals and the further matches for the fifth and seventh places.

The Swiss, team which was in this tournament for in the first time, had a lot of luck with their first two games, but they suffered a heavy blow form the third one, the fight against Kaliningrad SDJUSSHOR’s, and so they did not manage to get into the top eight.

Soocer Barcelona Youth Academy’s students suffered a similar impact, they not only won all three victories, but also showed the best result among all 28 teams. Unfortunately, this fact did not help in the quarterfinals, which were lost to Minsk FSHM, the bronze winners.

The best in the tournament was Dinamo Kyiv, team that defeated Juventus in the quarterfinal,  TFA Milan in the semifinal, and in the final,  “Dinamo” Minsk.

In the final, Minsk youths were able to recover after a missed goal, but in the second half, guests from Kyiv showed what they are really capable of.

In the minor finals, Minsk FSHM, only after penalties won against the Lithuanian team’s “TFA Milan” youths who had the best performance in between Lithuanian teams . No other team had managed to get to the top eight.

Final places:

  1. „Dinamo“ Kyiv(Ukraine)
  2.  „Dinamo“ Minsk (Belarus)
  3. Minsko FSHM-1 (Belarus)
  4.  „TFA Milanas“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  5. Soccer Barselona youth academy (Spain)
  6. SDJUSSHOR Kaliningrad (Russia)
  7. FK „Minsk“ (Belarus)
  8.  „Juventus“ Turino (Italy)
  9.  „Smena“ Minsk (Belarus)
  10. „Etoile Carouge“ (Switzerland)
  11.  „Baltai-1“ Klaipėda (Lithuania)
  12. FK „Minsk-2“ (Belarus)
  13. FK „Tukums“ (Latvia)
  14.  „Baltai-2“ Klaipėda(Lithuania)
  15.  „Harju“ (Estonia)
  16.  „Ateitis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  17.  „Žalgirietis“ Vilnius  (Lithuania)
  18.  „Dinamo“ Riga (Latvia)
  19.  „Metta“ Riga (Latvia)
  20.  „Audra“ Vilnius  (Lithuania)
  21.  BFA Vilnius  (Lithuania)
  22.  „Sturm“ Minsk (Belarus)
  23. FM „Vilnius“ (Lithuania)
  24.  „Kalev“ Tallinn (Estonia)
  25. FM „Vilnius 2007“ (Lithuania)
  26.  „Baltika“ Kaliningrad (Russia)
  27. Minsk FSHM-2 (Belarus)
  28.  SHFS Riga (Latvia)

 

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On the sixth weekend in a row the largest international children’s football tournament which will start part in Vilnius, this Friday, will bring together 10 year-old young football players, among which, the guests from Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Ukraine, Latvia, Belarus, Estonia and Russia. 28 in total teams will participate in the tournament.

“Like many other groups, and here – we have compiled perhaps the maximum number of teams. More will simply not fit the field, which we have. On the other hand, this an appreciation of our work and we are very happy about it, “- said main organizer Dainius Gudaitis. U10 tournament – is the sixth of the seven, of which will be held in this fall. After a week, are expecting to be even more activity, because in four different age groups about 80 teams will participate.

 

 

 

“Ateitis CUP” turnyrą šturmuos dešimtmečiai

Šeštą savaitgalį iš eilės Vilniuje vykstantis didžiausias Baltijos šalyse tarptautinis vaikų futbolo turnyras šį penktadienį į kovas sukvies dešimtmečius jaunuosius futbolininkus, tarp kurių, svečiai iš Italijos, Ispanijos, Šveicarijos, Ukrainos, Latvijos, Baltarusijos, Estijos ir Rusijos. Iš viso turnyre dalyvaus 28 komandos.

“Kaip ir daugelyje kitų grupių, taip ir čia – mes surinkome turbūt maksimalų skaičių komandų. Daugiau tiesiog fiziškai neįmanoma sutalpinti į maniežą, kurį turime. Aišku, tai mūsų darbo įvertinimas ir tuo labai džiaugiamės”, – apie būsimą turnyrą kalbėjo pagrindinis jo organizatorius Dainius Gudaitis.

Dešimtmečių turnyras – šeštasis iš septynių, kurie vyks šį rudenį. Po savaitės laukiama dar didesnio aktyvumo, nes keturiose skirtingose amžiaus grupėse dalyvaus apie 80 komandų.

 

 

 

In the largest of the Baltic states the international youth football tournament “Ateitis CUP” this weekend competed 28 teams of 11 year-olds from 10 countries. Among the most famous names we could see Torino “Juventus”  and Kyiv “Dinamo”   academies. True, both have failed to become champions.

Helsinki’ HJK young players became the winners. They in the semi-final after a penalty shoot-out defeated the Swedish “Hammarby” peers, and in the final 1: 0 defeated another strong team – Kyiv “Dinamo” . In the small final “Hammarby” 2: 0 defeated Finnish Kappa and became the bronze winners.

The most successful among the Lithuanian teams were youngsters from Vilnius. “Žalgirietis” in the battle for fifth place, 1: 3 lost to Juventus team, and the Lithuanian’s champions Vilnius FM players had lost the last match after the penalties against FC “Minsk”, so they remained in the 10th place.

“I want to congratulate you all for participating in this beautiful even, but at the same time remember, that the life of football does not end here, so do not forget to popularize football and enjoy it, “- said the LFF president, Edvinas Eimontas.

After a week of we will have the U10 tournament. In “Ateitis CUP  will compete 28 teams, among which we will see again Juventus and Dinamo Kiev.

2005 the final standings:

  1.  HJK Helsinki (Finland)
  2. „Dinamo“ Kyiv (Ukraina)
  3. „Hammarby“ Stockholm(Sweden)
  4. „Käpylän Pallo“ (Finland)
  5.  „Juventus“ Torino (Italy)
  6.  „Žalgirietis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  7. FK „Minsk-2“ (Belarus)
  8. „Metta“ Riga (Latvia)
  9. FK „Minsk“ (Belarus)
  10. Vilnius FM (Lithuania)
  11. FK „Babite“ (Latvia)
  12. „Tauras“ Kaunas (Lithuania)
  13. „Dinamo“ Minsk (Belarus)
  14.  „Banga“ Gargždai (Lithuania)
  15.  „Baltika“ Kaliningrad (Russia)
  16. Vilnius FM-2 (Liithuania)
  17. FK „Tukums“ (Latvia)
  18.  „Sturm“ (Belarus)
  19. Šiauliai FA (Lithuania)
  20. „Spartaks“ Jurmala(Latvia)
  21. Minsko „Smena“ (Belarus)
  22. BFC „Daugavpils“ (Latvia)
  23. BWB „Bath“ (England)
  24.  „Ateitis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  25.  „Harju“ (Estonia)
  26. Tartu „Merkuur“ (Estonia)
  27.  „TFA-Milanas“ (Lithuania)
  28. FK „Maardu“ (Estonia)

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In “Ateitis CUP2016” tournament players of the birth of 2000 and 2001 have won cups and personal prices. Both winners came to light only after the 11 meters penalties. In the group of fifteen year-olds, triumphed Riga’s “Metta” and in sixteen year-olds group – FA Liepaja.

” Some teams participated in the tournament for the seventh year in a row, so for me, as a leader, it is an extraordinary experience to see how children are growing and slowly taking their first steps into the man’s football. “- said the tournament soul Dainius Gudaitis.

Both group’s teams have played five matches. There were no goals in the final match between “Liepaja”  and Kaliningrad’s “Baltika” but in a penalty shoot-out Latvian’s representatives were stronger. In the small final Tallinn’s “Infonet” 1: 0 have defeated FC “Minsk”.

In the fifteen year-olds group, winners were also revealed only after a 11-meter penalties. Riga’s “Metta” became the  champions, from 8 penalties they scored 7, and BFC “Daugavpils”  have failed to score their last one and so they were given the second place. In the small final Kaliningrad’s “Baltika” 4: 1 overcame Tallinn “Legion” and became the bronze winners.

2000 Final Standings:

  1. FA „Liepaja“ (Latvia)
  2. „Baltika“ Kaliningrad (Russia)
  3. „Infonet“ Tallinn (Estonia)
  4. FC „Minsk“ (Belarus)
  5. SHFS Riga (Latvia)
  6. „Smena“ Minsk (Belarus)
  7. „Žalgirietis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  8. „Ateitis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)

2001 Final Standings”

  1. „Metta“ Riga (Latvija)
  2. BFC „Daugavpils“ (Latvia)
  3. „Baltika“ Kaliningrad (Russia)
  4. „Legion“ Tallinn (Estonia)
  5. „Dinamo“ Minsk (Belarus)
  6. SDJUSSHOR Kaliningrad (Russia)
  7. „Krumkachy“ Minsk (Belarus)
  8. FA „Liepaja“ (Latvia)
  9. „Žalgirietis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  10. „Ateitis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)

 

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First time FC “Liverpool” players  participated in the biggest tournament in the Baltic states “Ateitis CUP 2016” . They have defeated Riga’s  “Metta” by penalties in the final and became the winners of 13-year-olds.

Current English Premier League leader’s youths begun their game successfully, they were leading by 3: 1, but in the last three minutes they missed two goals and then teams stood up for the 11-meter penalties. Liverpool scored all five times. They celebrated their victory with a song  “You’ll Never Walk Alone”.

“We are very happy that we managed to win in such a difficult battle. The finale was spectacular, no doubt that the public enjoyed it “,- the coach Marc Bridge-Wilkinson, noted that this teen generation will certainly be known even in adult football.

In the minor finals Tallinn’s “Legion” 3: 0 have defeated pupils from Panevezys R.Sarguno sports gymnasium .This  team had the best performance in between Lithuania’s teams and  got to the top 4 teams due to the amazing victory against “Nõmme United” team form Estonia.

Bergamo “Atalanta” players have surprisingly lost their’s first match and finally took the 7th place. “The Italian team’s place is the perfect representation of this tournament level. Maybe I don’t remember, but it seems to me that it was the strongest tournament over  “Ateitis Cup” history. On the one hand it required a lot of work, on the other hand – we are very happy, “- at the end said the tournament main organizer, Dainius Gudaitis.