In the first tournament “Ateitis Cup 2017” between thirteen year olds, Italian Bergamo Atalanta smashed everyone in its way and got the champion title. They have won every single game, and haven’t had a ball in their net once, like if that was not enough they won the final by the score of 6:0 against the national Lithuanian academy team. Third place was left to Minsk “Dinamo”, and the fourth was to Kuopio from Finland. In total sixteen teams participated in the tournament from seven countries.

“This tournament belongs to the category of Spring, and at this season we haven’t had such a high level tournament. I am glad that everything went smoothly,” – said the main tournament organizer Dainius Gudaitis.

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The best goalkeeper of the tournament became Lorenzo Foresti (Atalanta), the best defender – Edvardas Jurjonas (NFA), the best midfield – Gabriele Alessi (Atalanta), the best striker – Nikita Verbickij (Dinamo), top scorer- Markus Alpens (FA Liepaja).

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1 place: “Atalanta” Bergamo (Italy)

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2 place: National football academy (Lithuania)

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3 place: “Dinamo” Minsk (Belarus)

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4.     “Kuopion Palloseura” (Finland)

5.     FA “Liepaja” (Latvia)

6.     “Baltika” Kaliningrad (Russia)

7.     “Espoo Palloseura” (Finland)

8.     FM “Ateitis” Vilnius (Lithuania)

9.     FM “Vilnius” (Lithuania)

10.  “Zalgirietis” Vilnius (Lithuania)

11.  FK “Babite” (Latvia)

12.  FK “Minsk” (Belarus)

13.  “Arsenal” Kyiv (Ukraine)

14.  FS Riga (Latvia)

15.  FK “Olaine” (Latvia)

16.  “Krumkachy” (Belarus)

In the last weekend “Sportima” was full of energy. For the first time in Lithuania’s history in 3 days in one arena 76 teams participated and 228 matches were played.

In the largest tournament in the Baltic states “Ateitis CUP” competed four groups of different aged teams. Every team played 6 matches each. Among teams we  have seen: Torino “Juventus” , which slowly is getting involved in all our tournaments, as well one of the strongest team in Sweden between nine-year-olds “Brommapojkarna”, and youngsters from Latvia, Estonia, Belarus, Russia and, of course, Lithuania. In all about 1100 football players participated in our tournament.

Among the nine-year-olds triumphed FK “Tukums” , the team which has surely won “Ateitis CUP” not for the first time. This team, from a small Latvian town with no obstacles won the finals against the “Brommapojkarna”, team who won almost every match until FK “Tukums”. In the semi-final met two teams of Belarus, Minsk’s “Dinamo” celebrated their victory.

In the group of eight-year-olds  „Žalgirietis” has failed, they were leading by the score of 2: 0, but then they gave 3 goals and the winner’s cup to “Liepaja” football academy. Third place was taken by guests from Minsk.

Minsk teams had a lot of luck in games against seven-year-olds, they won even got 4 places at the top of the tournament scoreboard. In the youngest boys group Latvia’s team showed the best performance. In the final, Jųrmala’s “Spartaks” were defeated by Liepaja’s Academy. In the fight for third place Minsk’s “Dinamo” won with a beautiful battle against Vilnius TFA Milan ‘pupils.

Final tournament standings:

2007

  1. FC „Tukums“ (Latvia)
  2. IF „Brommapojkarna“ (Sweden)
  3. „Dinamo“Minsk (Belarus)
  4.  FC „Minsk-3“ (Belarus)
  5. „Juventus“ Turino (Italy)
  6. „Smena“ Minsk (Belarus)
  7.   FM  Vilnius-2 (Lithuania)
  8.  “BATE” Borisov(Belarus)
  9.  FC „Minsk“ (Belarus)
  10. „Baltai-1“ Klaipėda (Lithuania)
  11. FC „Minsk-2“ (Belarus)
  12. „Geležinis vilkas“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  13.  „Baltika“ Kaliningrad (Russia)
  14.  „Harju“ (Estonia)
  15.  „Tarvas“ Rakvere (Estonia)
  16.  „Žalgirietis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  17.  „Tauras“ Kaunas (Lithuania)
  18.  BFC „Daugavpils“ (Latvia)
  19.  SHFS Riga (Latvia)
  20.  FM Vilnius -1 (Lithuania)
  21.  „Granitas“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  22.  „Ateitis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  23.  FM Vilnius-3 (Lithuania)
  24.  „Baltai-2“ Klaipėda (Lithuania)
  25. FA „Liepaja“ (Latvia)
  26. FK „Babite“ (Latvia)
  27.  „Audra“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  28.  „Smena-2“ Minsk  (Belarus)
  29.  „Moskovskaja zastava“ Sankt Peterburg (Russia)
  30. „TFA Milanas“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  31.  „Daugava“ Riga(Latvia)
  32.  „Žalgirietis-2“ Vilnius (Lietuva)

2008

  1. FA „Liepaja“ (Latvia)
  2.  „Žalgirietis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  3. FK „Minsk-2“ (Belarus)
  4.  „Granitas“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  5.  RFSH  Riga (Latvia)
  6.  FM Vilnius (Lithuania)
  7.  „Merkuur- Juunior “ Tartu (Estonia)
  8.  BATE Borisov (Belarus)
  9.  FK „Minsk“ (Belarus)
  10.  BFC „Daugavpils“ (Latvia)
  11. „Audra“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  12.  FK „Minsk-3“ (Belarus)
  13.  „Geležinis vilkas“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  14.  „Baltika“ Kaliningrad (Russia)
  15.  „Dinamo“ Minsk (Belarus)
  16.  „Spurtas“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  17.  „Shakhtyor “ Soligorsk (Belarus)
  18.  „Džiugas“ Telšiai (Lithuania)
  19.  „Rabona“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  20.  „TFA Milanas“ Vilnius (Lithuania)

2009

  1. FK „Minsk-2“ (Belarus)
  2. FK „Minsk“ (Belarus)
  3.  „Smena“ Minsk (Belarus)
  4.  BATE Borisov (Belarus)
  5.  „Granitas“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  6. FA „Liepaja“ (Latvia)
  7.  „Tauras“ Kaunas  (Lithuania)
  8.  FSHM Minsk (Belarus)
  9.  „Žalgirietis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  10.  BFA Vilnius (Lithuania)
  11.  „Spartaks“ Jūrmala (Latvia)
  12. „Audra-2“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  13.  „Ateitis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  14. „Daugava“ Riga (Latvia)
  15.  „Audra“  Vilnius (Lithuania)
  16.  „Ateitis-2“Vilnius  (Lithuania)

2010

  1. FA „Liepaja“ (Latvia)
  2.  „Spartaks“ Jūrmala (Latvia)
  3.  „Dinamo“ Minsk (Belarus)
  4.  „TFA Milanas“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  5.  „Dinamo-2“ Minsk (Belarus)
  6.  FSHM Minsk (Belarus)
  7.  „Ateitis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)
  8.  „Ateitis-2“ Vilnius (Lithuania)

Несколько лет назад Е. Янкаускас завершил профессиональную карьеру, в этом году назначен  главным тренером сборной,  турнир “Атеитис Куп” посетил не один раз. Он видел  матчы,  Торино “Ювентус”  Бергамо  “Аталанта” , Московского ” Локомотива” и многих других молодежных академии.

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“Очень хорошо, что есть такие турниры. Это покaзывает место литовского футбола. Нам нужно как можно больше вылезти из своей оболочки, чтобы увидит что находимся на правильном пути. Кажется, что разницы в деском возрасте между нашими и иностранными детьми нет. А, позже в какой-то момент это появляются. Эти турниры позволяют очистить ситуацию “, – сказал E.Янкаускас. Тренер признался, что наибольшее впечатление оставили гости из Италии.

 

There was an incredible final played between the eleven-year-olds of “Juventus” Torino and “Atalanta” Bergamo during the biggest international youth football tournament “Ateitis CUP” in the Baltics. Only after the penalties shoot out did the “Juventus” team win.

The third place was won by “Dynamo” Minsk, who played successfully against “Brommapojkarna” from Sweden winning with a result 2:1.

“It was the most interesting and the most difficult from the organisational point of view tournament of “Ateitis CUP”. There were teams from 10 different countries including “Juventus” and “Atalanta”, therefore the task to manage everything was not easy” – said the main organizer of the tournament Dainius Gudaitis.

“Juventus” brought the second team to “Ateitis CUP”. The previous team of twelve year olds also won the tournament.

“We are very happy to have had aa chance to come here. We are happy with a high level of the venues, the food, the organisation. We are coming back in a year!” – enthusiastically said the coach of “Juventus” Massimiliano Marchio.

The best achievement for Lithuanian teams was the sixth place won by “Tauras” from Kaunas. The eight place was won by Vilnius Football School, and the fifteenth by Mažeikiai Football Academy. This weekend (11 26 – 11 29) will be dedicated for ten-year-olds. “Juventus” once again will be against the twenty teams coming to Vilnius from seven different countries.

A GROUP

 

„JagielIonia“ Bialystok (Poland)

„Ateitis“ Vilnius (Lithuania)

„Smena“ Minsk (Belarus)

„Juventus“ Torino (Italy)

SHFS Riga (Latvia)

 

B GROUP

 

„Atalanta“ Bergamo (Italy)

FK „Minsk-1“ (Belarus)

„Harju“ Jalgpallikool (Estonia)

FK „Tukums“ (Latvia)

FA „Mazeikiai“ (Lithuania)

 

C GROUP

 

IF „Brommapojkarna“ (Sweden)

„Tauras“ Kaunas (Lithuania)

FK „Minsk-2“ (Belarus)

„Metta“ Riga (Latvia)

FC „Bath“ (England)

 

D GROUP

 

„Baltika“ Kaliningrad (Russia)

EPS „Espoo“ (Finland)

„Dinamo“ Minsk (Belarus)

„Daugava“ Daugavpils (Latvia)

FM „Vilnius“ (Lithuania)


20 of November, Friday

 

  1. 8.10 (I) B2-B5 „Minsk-1“ – „Mazeikiai“
  2. 8.10 (II) B3-B4 „Harju“ – „Tukums“
  3. 9.00 (I) A2-A5 „Ateitis“ – SHFS
  4. 9.00 (II) A3-A4 „Smena“ – „Juventus“
  5. 9.45 (I) C2-C5 „Tauras“ – „Bath“
  6. 9.45 (II) C3-C4 „Minsk-2“ – „Metta“
  7. 10.30 (II) D3-D4 „Dinamo“ – „Daugava“
  8. 11.15 (I) B1-B5 „Atalanta“ – „Mazeikiai“
  9. 11.15 (II) D1-D5 „Baltika“ – FM „Vilnius“
  10. 12.00 (I) A1-A5 „Jagiellonia“ – SHFS
  11. 12.00 (II) A2-A4 „Ateitis“ – „Juventus“
  12. 12.45 (I) C1-C5 „Brommapojkarna“ – „Bath“
  13. 12.45 (II) C2-C4 „Tauras“ – „Metta“
  14. 13.35 (I) D2-D5 „Espoo“ – FM „Vilnius“
  15. 13.35 (II) D1-D3 „Baltika“ – „Dinamo“
  16. 14.30 (I) B2-B5 „Minsk-1“ – „Tukums“
  17. 15.30 (I) A1-A3 „Jagiellonia“ – „Smena“
  18. 15.30 (II) B1-B3 „Atalanta“ – „Harju“
  19. 16.15 (I) C1-C3 „Brommapojkarna“ – „Minsk-2“
  20. 16.15 (II) D2-D4 „Espoo“ – „Daugava“

 

21 of November, Saturday

 

  1. 13.00 (I) A4-A5 „Juventus“ – SHFS
  2. 13.00 (II) C4-C5 „Metta“ – „Bath“
  3. 13.50 (I) B4-B5 „Tukums“ – „Mazeikiai“
  4. 13.50 (II) D4-D5 „Daugava“ – FM „Vilnius“
  5. 14.35 (I) A2-A3 „Ateitis“ – „Smena“
  6. 14.35 (II) C2-C3 „Tauras“ – „Minsk-2“
  7. 15.20 (I) B2-B3 „Minsk-1“ – „Harju“
  8. 15.20 (II) D2-D3 „Espoo“ – „Dinamo“
  9. 16.10 (I) A1-A4 „Jagiellonia“ – „Juventus“
  10. 16.10 (II) C1-C4 „Brommapojkarna“ – „Metta“
  11. 16.55 (I) B1-B4 „Atalanta“ – „Tukums“
  12. 16.55 (II) D1-D4 „Baltika“ – „Daugava“
  13. 17.40 (I) A3-A5 „Smena“ – SHFS
  14. 17.40 (II) C3-C5 „Minsk-2“ – „Bath“
  15. 18.25 (I) B3-B5 „Harju“ – „Mazeikiai“
  16. 18.25 (II) D3-D5 „Dinamo“ – FM „Vilnius“
  17. 19.10 (I) A1-A2 „Jagiellonia“ – „Ateitis“
  18. 19.10 (II) C1-C2 „Brommapojkarna“ – „Tauras“
  19. 19.55 (I) B1-B2 „Atalanta“ – „Minsk-1“
  20. 19.55 (II) D1-D2 „Baltika“ – „Espoo“

 

Play off

 

  1. 20.40 (I) Group A fifth (V) place – Group C fifth (V) place
  2. 20.40 (II) Group A fourth (IV) place – Group C fourth (IV) place
  3. 21.30 (I) Group B fifth (V) place – Group D fifth (V) place
  4. 21.30 (II) Group B fourth (IV) place – Group D fourth (IV) place

 

22 of November, Sunday

 

  1. 8.00 (I) Group A third (III) place – Group C third (III) place
  2. 8.00 (II) Group B third (III) place – Group D third (III)place
  3. 8.50 (I) Group A second (II) place – Group C second (II) place
  4. 8.50 (II) Group B second (II) place – Group D second (II) place
  5. 9.40 (I) Group A first (I) place – Group C first (I) place
  6. 9.40 (II) Group B first (I) place – Group D first (I) place
  7. 10.25 (I) For 19 place Game 41 loosers – Game 43 loosers
  8. 10.25 (II) For 17 place Game 41 winners – Game 43 winners
  9. 11.10 (I) For 15 place Game 42 loosers – Game 44 loosers
  10. 11.10 (II) For 13 place Game 42 winners – Game 44 winners
  11. 12.00 (I) For 11 place Game 45 loosers – Game 46 loosers
  12. 12.00 (II) For 9 place Game 45 winners – Game 46 winners
  13. 12.50 (I) For 7 place Game 47 loosers – Game 48 loosers
  14. 12.50 (II) For 5 place Game 47 winners – Game 48 winners
  15. 13.40 (I) For 3 place Game 49 loosers – Game 50 loosers
  16. 13.40 (II) Final Game 49 winners – Game 50 winners

 

 

14.30 Tournaments closing ceremony