Al Jazira U15 International Cup is all set to kickoff in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi. Mar. 4, 2023
The organizing committee of Al Jazira U15 International Cup announced today that all arrangements and preparations are done and completed for the tournament to kick off in Abu Dhabi from the 5th until the 12th of March, with the participation of eight teams. The teams are Al Jazira, Al Ain, and Al Wahda from the UAE, Valencia ESP, Le Havre FRA, Partizan SER, Eindhoven NED, and Charlton Athletic ENG.
The first group teams are Al Jazira, Al Wahda, Eindhoven, and Partizan, and the second group teams are Al Ain, Valencia, Le Havre, and Charlton Atheltic. Abu Dhabi Cricket and Sports Hub will host the opening match and the group stage, and Mohamed bin Zayed Stadium will be the venue of the final match. The teams will compete against each other following a one-round league system and the first two teams from each group will reach the semifinals, and the winners of the semifinals will reach the final match on March 12.
Speaking about the tournament, Mr. Haroun Al Hammadi, Al Jazira Academy supervisor and the head of the organizing committee of the U15 Cup said “We are happy to announce the completion of the preparations and arrangements for Al Jazira U15 International Cup to kick off on Sunday, and we would like to extend our gratitude to Abu Dhabi Sports Council for sponsoring the tournament, and to Al Jazira Club management for making sure whatever we need to run the competition successfully is provided”.
“We selected and invited the participating teams based on many factors, like the size and reputation of their academies and how varied the coaching and playing styles from each other, to make sure our players and teams will get the maximum benefit from the tournament. Academies of giant European clubs like Valencia, Eindhoven, Le Havre and the others are well known for their excellent methods in nurturing young talents and guiding them carefully and scientifically to the first and national teams, and we are confident that playing against them and taking a closer look to what they do will be very beneficial for us”.
