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Tournament Rules

1. Regulations.

The matches are played according to the rules of the "International

Football Association Board" of FIFA and the regulations of the K.N.V.B.

The tournament organizer has obtained the necessary permission to hold the

tournament from the K.N.V.B.

2. Arbitration.

The matches are led by referees affiliated with the K.N.V.B. At the

JO11, the matches are whistled by youth members of Be Quick '28. Each team

must make a person available as a linesman.

3. Teams.

Teams that have received the approval of their national football

association are eligible to participate in this tournament.

4. Team leader.

Each team must be supervised by a team leader over the age of 18.

His name, address and date of birth must be mentioned on the list of players.

The team leader is responsible for the behaviour of the players, both at the

sports complex and in other accommodations, that have been made available to

the participants.

5. Categories/Dispensation

U19. Players born on or after 01.01.2006

U17. Players born on or after 01.01.2008

U15. Players born on or after 01.01.2010

U13. Players born on or after 01.01.2012

U11. Players born on or after 01.01.2014

Dispensations. Because the football associations in Europe use different

reference dates, the tournament organizer grants dispensation to all teams from

Great Britain for players born on/after 01-09 of the previous year.

Check. The team leader must hand over the list of players on which the player's

name, date of birth and shirt number are stated for each player to the

tournament secretariat before the start of the tournament. All players must be in

possession of an official ID that must be shown at any time. Each player may only

play in one team during the entire tournament.

6. Playing time: All categories: 1 x 25 minutes.

There is no rest and there will be no

substitutions. All matches start with a central start and end signal. The referee

ends the match immediately after the central broadcaster. The first team starts

on side A (see field layout).

7. Placement - group matches.

The ranking is determined by the number of

points. The points are given as follows: win 3 points, draw 1 point and lose 0

points.

If several teams have achieved an equal number of points, the ranking is

determined as follows:

1. goal difference

2. highest number of goals scored

3. Results mutual match

4. Penalties (by 5 players)

Placement – follow-up rounds and finals. In the event of a tie, penalty kicks are

taken according to the rules of FIFA's International Football Association Board.

Only the players who were on the field during the final whistle are allowed to

participate in the penalty kicks.

8. Contest.

Only players who are on the submitted player list are allowed to

participate. In the U11 category you can make unlimited changes, in the other

categories you can make a maximum of 5 changes.

9. U11.

The U11 is played on half a field, regardless of the size of the field.

10. U13/9.

No offside rule applies to U13/9. The game is played from 16 meters to 16

meters or from goal to goal (there is a different line). The sideline of the field is

also the sideline of the competition field.

11. Different uniforms:

If, in the opinion of the referee, the club colours of both

teams differ too little before the start of a match, the first club is obliged to play

in a uniform of different colour or vests.

12. Disciplinary measures.

If a player has been sent off (red card) or has received a

warning (yellow card), the referee will inform the tournament committee

immediately after the match. A player, who has been sent off or has received 2

official warnings, will be excluded for the next match. The tournament

committee will assess each suspension individually and may impose other

penalties if necessary. All reports of misconduct will be sent by the tournament

organizer to the national football association, which will forward these reports to

the relevant other national associations.

In all matches, the result of a match will be void if:

- a team appears more than 3 minutes late at kick-off. The central

broadcaster is leading for the start of the match.

- a team with an ineligible player.

- Due to misconduct by one or more players or supervisors of a team, the

referee decides to stop the match.

The team that is late, that fields an illegal player or the team that causes the

strike loses this match 3-0.

The tournament organization can exclude a team from further participation in the

event of serious misconduct. If this is the case, then all games played by this

team will have a final score of 3-0 for the opponent.

13. Protests.

Protests regarding decisions of the referees are not possible. Protests

related to other matters must be held no later than 15 min. must be submitted in

writing to the tournament committee by the team leader after the match. The

tournament committee also decides on matters not provided for in these rules.

The decision of the tournament committee is binding.

14. Abandoned match.

If a match is stopped due to any circumstance, except due

to misconduct by a team (see article 12), the score at the time of the

abandonment is immediately the final result.

15. Match program.

The tournament committee has the right to change the match

program in case of unforeseen circumstances.

16. Liability.

The participating clubs are responsible for adequate insurance of the

players. The organizers and Euro-Sportring are not liable for personal injury and

loss or theft of property of the participants.

17. Supporters.

Misbehavior by supporters will not be tolerated. In case of serious

misconduct, which will be assessed by the tournament committee, in

cooperation with possibly the referees, the person concerned will be denied

access to the sports park for the duration of the entire tournament. If the

supporter does not comply with the sports park ban, the tournament

organization can exclude the entire team from further participation.