Brasov Cup 2016

 

Brasov Cup 2016 is coming August, in 3 phases! 
The 8th edition of Brasov Cup, the most powerful football tournament for children and youth of South East Europe will take place over five weekends as follows: 11 - 14 August (U16 & U17), 18 - 21 August (U8, U9, U10, U11, U12, U13 (Fotbal 11) ) and 25-28 August (U13 (8v8), U14 & U15).

All games will be played on natural grass pitches, having the best conditions in town ! 

  • Here you can find the official invitation to Brasov Cup 2016, tournament scheduled in August 2016. Click here!

     

     
  • Here you will find livescores form Brasov Cup 2016. Click here!

     



2003
In the category 2003 (11vs11) only 7 teams entered the competition, so the organizers decided to make one group, which will play with each other, once, and in the end a ranking will be established.

Group A
1. CS Coltea 1920 Brasov
2. Junior 2014 Bucharest
3. Dacia Unirea Braila
4. CSS Brasovia
5. 1 Lokomotiv Sofia (Bulgaria)
6. 2 Lokomotiv Sofia (Bulgaria)
7. FC Dinamo Bucharest

2004
If in 2003 (11vs11) were scored seven teams, 2004 will have at the start 20 bands that will be divided into 4 groups x 5 teams each, as follows:

Group A
1. CSS Dinu Golescu Campulung Muscel
2. CSCT Buiucani (Moldova)
3. ACS Junior Suceava
4. FC Dinamo Bucharest
5. CS Coltea 1920 Brasov White

Group B
1. LPS Slatina
2. Chernomorets Balchik (Bulgaria)
3. Luceafarul Constanta
4. FC Inter Pitesti 09
5. CSS Brasovia

Group C
1. CSM Ploiesti
2. CSS Soimii Buzau
3. School of Football Cristian Vasc Tg. Lapus
4. CS Hidro Valcea
5. CS Coltea 1920 Brasov Black

Group D
1. Delta Tulcea
2. CSM Rm. Valcea
3. Junior 2014 Bucharest
4. Sepsi OSK Sf. Gheorghe
5. FC Brasov

The first 2 ranked in each group will go into the knockout stages, while other parties will play rankings.

2005
The competition will be very fierce at 2005, in which there are 29 teams, which were divided into 5 groups x 5 teams and 1 x 4 bands, as follows:

Group A
1. Junior 2014 Bucharest
2. ACS United Soccer Bucharest
3. LPS Piatra Neamt
4. CSM Rm. valcea
5. CSS Brasovia

Group B
1. Santos Bucharest
2. FC Dinamo Bucharest Red
3. FK Uzhorod (Ukraine)
4. Fortuna Minsk (Belarus)
5. CS Coltea 1920 Braşov White

Group C
1. Sport Team Academy Bucharest
2. FC Dinamo Bucharest White
3. Gheorghe Hagi Academy
4. CSCT Buiucani (Moldova)
5. Junior Brasov

Group D
1. Initial Bucharest White
2. Sepsi OSK Sf. Gheorghe
3. CSS Slatina
4. CS Colţea 1920 Braşov Red
5. FC Brasov 1

Group E
1. LPS Mircea Eliade Bucharest
2. Initial Bucharest Blue
3. CSS Soimii Sibiu
4. ACS Steagu Rosu Brasov
5. CS Coltea 1920 Brasov Black

Group F
1. AS Dan Chilom Bucharest
2. Bodea Sport Chisinau (Moldova)
3. Pajura Husi
4. FC Brasov 2

Group winners and the 2 best second places will qualify for the quarter finals and other groups will play matches for rankings.

2006
The group in 2006, the 16 teams were divided after the draw, in two groups of eight teams each:

Group A
1. AS Didi Junior Iasi
2. CS Hidro Valcea
3. Sepsi OSK Sf. Gheorghe
4. Chernomorets Balchik (Bulgaria)
5. Pandurii Tg. Jiu
6. CS Coltea 1920 Braşov White
7. CS Colţea 1920 Braşov Red

Group B
1. Viitorul Arges
2. Sport 4 All Covasna
3. CSS Slatina
4. CSM Rm. Sarat
5. CS Coltea 1920 Brasov Black
6. FC Brasov
7. Bucegi Rasnov

The top two teams will qualify for the knockout stages, while the other clubs will play for rankings.

2007
In 2007 the group signed up 15 teams, which were arranged in 3 groups x 5 teams each:

Group A
1. Petrolul 95 Ploiesti
2. CSS Soimii Sibiu
3. FC Voluntari 1
4. CS Coltea 1920 Braşov White
5. CSM Codlea

Group B
1. Viitorul Arges
2. ACS Speranta Tg. Mures
3. Dunav Ruse (Bulgaria)
4. FC Dinamo Bucharest
5. CS Colţea 1920 Braşov Red

Group C
1. Sporting Navodari
2. FC Voluntari 2
3. Junior 2014 Bucharest
4. FC Brasov
5. CS Coltea 1920 Brasov Black

Seats 1 and 2 of groups plus the best two seats 3 will qualify for the quarter finals and the other teams will play ranking matches.

2008
The youngest of the participants, those from 2008 were divided into 3 groups x 6 teams each and 1 group x 5 teams:

Group A
1. CS Luceafarul 2010 Cluj-Napoca
2. AFC Odorheiu Secuiesc 1
3. Kinder Bucharest 2
4. FC Oltul Fagaras
5. FC Brasov 1

Group B
1. CSCT Buiucani (Moldova)
2. Sepsi OSK Sf. Gheorghe
3. Kinder Bucharest 1
4. Luceafarul Constanta
5. CS Coltea 1920 Brasov Black
6. FC Brasov 2

Group C
1. Junior 2014 Bucharest 1
2. FC Dinamo Bucharest
3. CFR 1907 Cluj
4. Junior Brasov
5. CS Coltea 1920 Braşov White

Group D
1. ACS United Soccer Bucharest
2. FK Miercurea Ciuc
3. Regal Atletico Madrid Bucharest
4. FK Zinedin Uzhorod (Ukraine)
5. CS Colţea 1920 Braşov Red
6. Bucegi Rasnov

The top four teams in each group will go in the eight of the finals and other groups have scheduled rankings matches.

Fixtures for each category will be displayed in the following days, on the official website of the competition, www.brasovcup.ro. Please coaches who are with more than one  group to our tournament to contact us to make changes in the program so as to not overlap any match.
The draw was made by the president of the organizing committee of Brasov Cup 2015, Ciprian Jurubescu, who was assisted by another staff member, Alin Nitan, and former football player from Steaua Bucharest, Ionut Parvu.
Sporting Event of Brasov - Brasov Cup 2015 is organized together with the Municipality of Brasov and the Youth and Sports Department of Brasov City and has as partners the Brasov Zoo and Brasov Local Police.

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Brasov, the most beautiful city in Romania

  • Bran Castle, beyond Dracula mith

    Bran Castle, known worldwide through Dracula mith and former ruler Vlad Tepes, is situated less than 30 km from Brasov, on the road from old neighborhood Bartholomew linking Brasov to Campulung. Bran Castle is built on a rock in a key strategic point of view .
    He currently hosts Bran museum, wich is spanning on 4 floors of the castle.

     
  • The Black Church, amazing, incredible

    The Black Church is the largest and most beautiful Gothic building in Europe. It is located in the center of Brasov, just off the Council Square. The Gothic building was partially damaged by fire in 1689, when its walls were slandered and received its current name .
    The Black Church is one of the most important monuments of Gothic architecture in Romania, dating from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.

     
  • First school in romanian language

    First Romanian Language School is located inside the courtyard of St. Nicholas Church in Brasov's Schei historic district, right next to another famous place, Union Square. The first courses in Romanian took place here in 1583. The present building dates from 1760 and was declared a historical monument. Today, the building houses the "First Romanian School Museum" under the leadership of philologist Vasile Oltean.

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