Stay
As well as participation at the tournament, Euro-Sportring also arranges the accommodation for the participants. Participants can usually choose between school accommodation, group accommodation (youth accommodation and bungalows) and hotels. The accommodation we offer has been selected with care and must comply to a number of conditions, such as: are they within easy reach of the sports park, do they provide value for money, are they suitable for sports groups, are they safe and is the management flexible. 

Participating countries

	Germany
	Denmark
	Finland
	Netherlands
	Norway
	Poland
	Sweden

Previous winners

2011
SG Scharmbeck-Pattensen	Germany	U17
BSF	Denmark	U15
LSF	Denmark	U14
LB07		U13
Taastrup FC	Sweden	U12/7
2010
Skovlunde IF	Denmark	U19
Szk. Sp. Kraków-Nowa Huta	Poland	U17
Vallensbæk	Denmark	U15
FC HAKA	Finland	U14
Vallensbæk	Denmark	U13
Lerums IS	Sweden	G18
Skovlunde IF	Denmark	G15
Greve IF	Denmark	G13
2009
Skovlunde	Denmark	U19
Brøndby	Denmark	U17
Oppsal	Norway	U15
Concordia	Netherlands	U14
Troisdorf	Germany	U13
Skovlunde	Denmark	G15
Skovlunde	Denmark	G18
Not played	Denmark	G13

Touristic information
Copenhagen
Copenhagen (500.000 inhabitants) is a lively, charming and friendly city. There is plenty to see and to do. Historic sights like The Royal Castle Amalienborg go hand in hand with modern architecture. Copenhagen might be the biggest city in Denmark, thanks to its relatively small size it has an intimate atmosphere.

The Little Mermaid
The Little Mermaid is the most popular tourist attraction in Denmark and one of the most photographed statues in the world. The Little Mermaid has been damaged and defaced many times but nevertheless still sits on her rock in Copenhagen harbour. The statue, which is only 1,25 metres high, is based on a story by Hans Christian Andersen about a young mermaid willing to give up her life in the sea for a human soul and the love of a human prince.

Tivoli Garden
Tivoli Garden is a popular amusement park which was founded in 1843. The romantic park offers restaurants and stages for music and theatre but also exciting rides like the three-loop rollercoaster Demon and the Golden Tower with a fabulous view and a very fast drop. Reduced prices possible via the organizer!

Nyhavn
The real Copenhagen atmosphere can be found in Nyhavn (New Harbour). The neighbourhood was built in the 1670’s and is the oldest part of Copenhagen. In this popular area the streets are lined with bars and restaurants facing the picturesque harbour. When the weather is good, Nyhavn is full of life.

Shopping
With Europe’s longest pedestrian shopping street, Strøget, and the streets that surround it, Copenhagen is a shoppers paradise. Many top fashion brands are represented here, but you’ll also find more affordable clothes shops. Strøget is also a popular venue for street performers.

Skovlunde (12.000 inhabitants)
Skovlunde is a small town in the Ballerup Municipality and a suburb of Copenhagen (12 km west of downtown Copenhagen). The town was founded in the Middle Ages and consist of two parts. Gammel Skovlunde is the old part of town where you can find housing dating back to the seventeenth century. The new part of Skovlunde was the product of people relocating from Copenhagen in the 1960's and is characterized by a lot of newly build residential areas.

Program introduction
The Copenhagen Cup has got what it takes to be a football tournament to remember. The first reason for this will be obvious upon arrival: the impressive Ballerup Idrætsby sports centre, an excellent location with many facilities. Participants as well as team leaders can spend their Friday evening here at a free programme. The tournament itself begins on Saturday morning with an opening ceremony, followed by the group matches. On Saturday evening all participants can have a good time at the disco, while team leaders are welcome at the official reception. On Sunday morning, the tournament gets into an important stage when the last preliminaries and classification matches will decide which teams will be competing in the finals. The finals are planned for the afternoon and will be followed by the prize giving ceremony. On Sunday evening there’s a free programme to visit the city centre of Copenhagen.

Day	Part of day	Description
Friday	Afternoon	Arrival and welcome in Skovlunde Check-in and information
	Evening	Free programme
Saturday	Morning	Official tournament opening
	Day	Tournament - preliminary rounds
	Evening	Official reception for the teamleaders Participants: Players Disco
Sunday	Day	Tournament – intermediary rounds, classification matches and finals
	Afternoon	Prize giving ceremony
	Evening	Free time to visit Copenhagen
Monday	Morning	Departure