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2016 LISBON TOURNAMENT &

VETERANS TOURNAMENT 25th JUNE 2016

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE & ITINERARY


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Contents

3. Welcome to The 2016 Lisbon Tournament

4. Overview of The 2016 Lisbon Tournament

9. Team Details

10. Accommodation Details

11. Equity Point Lisboa

12. Your Itinerary

13. Pre-Tournament Get Together

14. Tournament Schedule

15. Tournament Venue

16. Footwear Guide

17. Tournament Format and Rules

22. Group A Schedule

23. Group B Schedule

24. Veterans Group A Schedule

25. Veterans Group B Schedule

26. Knock-Out Schedule

27. Veterans Knock-Out Schedule

28. Post-Tournament Drinks

29. Code of Conduct

30. Local Contact Details

31. European Health Card & Travel Insurance

34. And Finally…..


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Welcome to the 2016 Lisbon Tournament

We are delighted that you have chosen to take part in the 2016 Lisbon Tournament and entrusted your travel plans to our capable hands. Lisbon is one of the coolest, stylish and most "up and coming" football tour destinations around - it is a stunning city packed with history and culture but with a young, vibrant edge and desire to party that marks one of the best night's out in Europe.

Like Barcelona, Lisbon has its own beach resorts along the coast (Cascais, Estoril) for those that want to chill out in the sun. For those that wish to take the golf clubs on tour there are plenty of options - eurofootballfives.com have organised corporate golf tours to Lisbon in recent years. Lisbon's nightlife is generally considered to be amongst the best in Europe. The night in Lisbon starts at sunset and goes on until dawn - definitely not to be missed. The nightlife is concentrated around the Barrio Alto area and more recently the emerging Docas area - both are superb.

Important This document sets out all you need to know about the event so please take time to read this carefully. We also recommend that you print one or two copies to bring with you to the event for your reference. There are some crucial details and numbers contained on this document that you will need. For the sake of the environment and the tree fraternity around the world we do not recommend everyone prints a full copy. If you have any questions or queries on any information contained within this document then please let us know as soon as possible. This is particularly important in the unlikely event that you see an error in your travel plans detailed here.

We are positive you will have a fantastic time in Lisbon both at the tournament and in the destination itself throughout your stay. We also hope to see you at some of our future tournaments (look out for loyalty scheme discounts which we will send you after the event!) Play hard, play fair and play the tournament in a good spirit and may football, as well as potentially your team, be the winner. Last but not least, we wish you the best of luck for the tournament! With kind regards, Ian Gibbins.



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Overview of 2016 Lisbon Tournament

Can you become the third ever winners of the eurofootballfives.com Lisbon Tournament? Following 20 successful tournaments in Albufeira (Algarve), Barcelona, Mallorca and Valencia over the last few years it is clear to see you love your football set against a backdrop of sun, beach, sea, good climate and not to mention a cracking nightlife. It was therefore no surprise to see Lisbon become our 5th destination on the Iberian Peninsular back in 2013. Do you have what it takes to win the third ever Lisbon Tournament? HS Décor won here in April 2013 and there was a second Portuguese win in September 2015 when Fidelidade triumphed. What can we tell you about this year’s teams? Your Mum (Eng) are the most capped team here in Lisbon as they make a sixth appearance (all under different names). They made their debut in the 2011 Budapest Fives for captain Jack Croft’s stag weekend with 3 teams. The pick of the squads went on to reach the Plate Final finishing Runners-up to Hungarian side Al-Kaloida. They returned as Arse-A-Lona FC in the 2011 Barca Fives where they reached the Plate Semi-Finals and lost narrowly, 1-0, to the eventual winners HMS Sultan FC. They competed in the 2012 Berlin Fives as FC Wein Schweine Fliegen and finished 3rd in a 6-team group before a Plate Semi-Final defeat to East Compton Seagulls. The 2013 Algarve Open saw them compete as Let Us Win or Elsie. They drew the Group of Death that saw them finish 5th in Group A which featured 3 of the 4 Cup Semi-Finalists. They reached the Plate Semi-Finals before a narrow 2-1 defeat to eventual Plate Winners Water Boy. It was then Slovakia and the 2014 Bratislava Fives where they finished in joint 3rd on 7 points in Group A but 4th on goal difference. They met Budapest Celtic Lions in the Plate Quarter-Finals but went out 3-1 to the Hungarian side. July 2015 saw them travel to Amsterdam as Your Mum where storm Zejko defeated all teams. Your Mum completed 4 of their 5 group games in hugely challenging conditions before the Code Red weather warning curtailed the day’s activities. We should be back to clement weather in Lisbon this June.


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Bubble Football (Por) enter the 2016 Lisbon Tournament as the defending champions. They were incredible on the day with a maximum 15 points in the group phase scoring 21 goals and conceding just 1. This was a group that also contained the 2014 Mallorca Tournament winners Cheesecake FC. Only once has a team successfully defended a eurofootballfives.com title and that was in the Algarve when Dutch team Athletico Do Hollande won the 2010 & 2011 Algarve Opens. Could Bubble Football emulate that feat? Shrewsbury Townsend (Eng) make their third eurofootballfives.com appearance after a very impressive debut at the 2012 Berlin Fives. They finished unbeaten and in second place in their group behind eventual champions Rigford Seahawks. They qualified for the Cup defeating DHL Prague White 3-1 in the Quarter-Finals, Bafta Boys on penalties after a 2-2 daw in the Semi-Finals before a narrow 2-1 loss in the final to Rigford Seahawks. They followed this up with an appearance at the 2014 Bratislava Fives. They had a solid record in Group B with two wins, two draws and just the 1 defeat. Despite just this 1 defeat they only finished 4th in the table to qualify for the Plate competition. They won their Quarter-Final via penalties and faced another penalty shoot-out in the Semi-Finals but this time came unstuck to eventual Plate winners GSF Drunkerz. CD Oeiras (Por) played here at the 2015 Lisbon Tournament last September and did well to qualify from an extremely tough Group C. They won 2, drew 2 and lost 1 to finish 2nd on goal difference and qualify for the Cup. They drew eventual winners Bubble Football in the Cup Quarter-Finals where they were eliminated 4-2. Burritos FC (Eng) played at the 2013 Barcelona Fives entering two teams – Burritos FC and Burritos FC with Mustard. They have concentrated their powers into one squad for the 2016 Lisbon Tournament. The Burritos FC were the more successful of the 2 squads in Barcelona with 6 points from 4 games to finish 3rd in their group. Both squads went out in the Quarter-Finals stage – Burrito FC to JF & The Pullbacks, the “with Mustard” squad to Trophy Winners Deportivo Dooradoyle. Southgate County (Eng) challenge on two fronts in Lisbon in both the Open Age and the Veterans Tournaments. They debuted in @eurofootball competition last year at the 2015 Berlin Fives. They had a tough start losing 3-0 to 2 x Semi-Finalists Tinniedad & Tobacco and then 4-1 to eventual runners-up Hurting Berlin. They turned things around with a 3-0 win over Scandittack FC, 3-2 win over Fail Madrid and 4-1 win over Rayford Athletic. They qualified for the Cup competition where they went out 2-1 to the eventual winners Pink Flamingos A. Fidelidade (Por) played at the 2015 Lisbon Tournament and came so close to victory. They started off in sensational form with 5 wins out of 5 in the group phase and without conceding a goal. In the Cup Quarter-Finals they defeated Boa Hora (Por) 2-1 before a 1-0 win over Melee FC (Eng). They lost the Cup Final narrowly, 1-0, to Bubble Football. Can they go all the way this year?


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Millenium FC X & Y (Eng) played in the 2013 Berlin Fives and we’re delighted to see the guys return to @eurofootball5 action in Lisbon this June. They competed with 3 teams as SLFN X, SLFN Y and SLFN Z. The Z team finished 2nd behind 2014 Mallorca Tournament winners’ Cheesecake FC and were only narrowly defeated 3-2 on Golden Goal by 2014 Berlin Fives winners Hasanheide Hotspur in the Cup Quarter Finals. The X and Y team both finished 4th in their groups to qualify for the Plate. They also exited at the Quarter-Finals stage to German opposition – the X team to SV Zoo and the Y team to Stadtrandkicker on penalties. In addition to our returning teams we have the pleasure of welcoming the following teams into the eurofootballfives.com fold. They will be writing their own footnotes for future tournament overviews and they are; World Pinteur (Fra) Credit Agricola A (Por) Credit Agricola B (Por) Good luck everyone!


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Overview of 2016 Lisbon Veterans Tournament

Can you claim victory in the stunning Portuguese city of Lisbon? Veterans teams are classified as those teams aged 35+. Each squad is permitted two players aged 30-34 within their squad. The eurofootballfives Veterans Tournament is a moveable feast and after the veritable delights of Lisbon 2013, Mallorca 2014 and the Algarve 2015 we are delighted to return to the amazing city of Lisbon for 2016.

Sao Marcos won the title in 2013, Palmesanos in 2014, Mini FC in 2015 - can you put your name on the Cup in 2016? What can we tell you about this year’s teams?

As with the Open Age category, we also have some familiar friends and faces returning to eurofootballfives.com action in our Veterans section. They are; Dickie Dogs (Eng) made an impressive debut in our regular Open Age tournaments at the 2010 Valencia Fives where they claimed the Group C title with an undefeated record of 3 wins and 1 draw. They then came undone against tournament runners-up, Galacticos, in the Cup Quarter-Finals. They followed this-up playing in the 2012 Budapest Fives were they said farewell at the Plate Quarter-Finals stage losing out to eventual winners, Csabagyongye of Hungary (who also won the Cup at the 2015 Budapest Fives). Dickie Dogs were part of the inaugural Lisbon Veterans Tournament in 2013 and finished joint 5th in the group table. A year later in the 2014 Mallorca Tournament they finished 3rd in Group A and went through to the Plate Final missing out on the victory narrowly (2-1) to Eagles 3:36. Last year in the Algarve they finished sixth in their group despite picking up a great win over Water Boy who have 1 Runners-Up and 2 Cup Semi-Final appearances in our Open Age Algarve Open. When they take to the field in Lisbon they will remain an ever-present of our Veterans Tournament. Funsports (Por) played in the 2013 Lisbon Veterans Tournament and performed well. They finished 2nd in their 7-team group to qualify for the knock-out phase. In the Semi-Finals they defeated St Paul’s College Old Boys 3-1 to progress to the final. In the final they met Sao Marcos who were formidable as Funsports slipped to a 7-1


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defeat. Could they go one step further in 2016? Ashtead Vets (Eng) made their debut at the 2015 Algarve Veterans Tournament and impressed. They finished 3rd in Group A with 2 wins, 2 draws and just the 1 defeat. They qualified for the Plate competition but hopes of glory were dashed in the Semi-Finals with a narrow 1-0 loss to The Warriors. Talking of the The Warriors (Eng) they will also be appearing here in Lisbon after debut in the Algarve last Summer. The Warriors started off well in Group B with two 1-0 wins in their first 3 games and ultimately finished 4th in the table. As we’ve seen, they defeated Ashtead Vets 1-0 in the Plate Semi-Finals before just missing out on the winners trophy as Norton Old Boys emerged victorious 1-0. Southgate County (Eng) challenge on two fronts in Lisbon in the Open Age and the Veterans Tournament. They debuted in @eurofootball competition last year at the 2015 Berlin Fives. They had a tough start losing 3-0 to 2 x Semi-Finalists Tinniedad & Tobacco and then 4-1 to eventual runners-up Hurting Berlin. They turned things around with a 3-0 win over Scandittack FC, 3-2 win over Fail Madrid and 4-1 win over Rayford Athletic. They qualified for the Cup competition where they went out 2-1 to the eventual winners Pink Flamingos A. Mavericks (Eng) made their debut at the 2012 Valencia Fives. They were impressive in the group phase but a series of draws (3 out of 4 games) hindered their progress but they qualified for the Plate competition. They sailed through the Quarter-Finals 4-0 before a penalty shoot-out exit at the hands of Club Tropicana Drinks FC. Fast forward 12 months and they competed at the 2013 Barcelona Fives. This time they had 3 wins out of 4 games as they won Group C to qualify for the elite Cup competition. They then met the eventual winners, Los Swallacticos of Northern Ireland, in the Quarter-Finals and went out 3-1. This will be their first appearance in our Veterans Tournament. In addition to our returning teams we have the pleasure of welcoming the following teams into the eurofootballfives.com fold. They will be writing their own footnotes for future tournament overviews and they are; Stilton Rovers (Eng) WEEDS (Eng) Crabtree Amblers (Eng) Aguas de Portugal (Por) Equipa Lisboa (Por) Futbol Amarela (Por) Good luck everyone!


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Team details

Name: Southgate County Players: Tony Sayers

Stewart Street

Neil Spackman

Stefan Shamlian

Danny Marchant

Simon Hicks

Damien O’Brien

Kit: Shirts: White Shorts: White Socks: White Name: Southgate County Vets Players: Patrick Ball

Cliff Lovett

Ryan Kerby

Declan O’Leary

Gerry Clifford

Keir Wingrove

Matt Bisogno

Kit: Shirts: White Shorts: White Socks: White


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Accommodation Details

Accommodation: Equity Point Lisboa Nights Booked: Thursday 23rd – Sunday 26th June. 4 days / 3 nights.

Rooms Booked: 1 x 8-bed room, 1 x 6-bed room. Rooming List: 8-bed Room 6-bed Room Tony Sayers Gerry Clifford Stewart Street Matt Bisogno Neil Spackman Keir Wingrove Stefan Shamlian Cliff Lovett Danny Marchant Damien O'Brien Simon Hicks Declan O'Leary Patrick Ball Ryan Kerby


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Equity Point, Lisboa

Location: Our chosen budget accommodation is in the best possible location - right in the heart of the city at the crossroads of Chiado, Barrio Alto (for all the nightlife) and Restauradores. It is also just a 3 minute walk from the "Mirador de San Pedro de Alcantara" which offers some of the best views of the city. For those wishing to travel further afield there is a nearby metro and the Subida de Gloria streetcar. Rooms: All rooms are clean, minimalist, comfortable and good quality for such a bargain price as you can see from the images provided. Rooms vary in size from 4-person, 6-person, 8-person to 10-person rooms. All linen is included. Please bring your own towels. Services: 24 hour reception, 24 hour hot showers, no curfew, games room, lockers in all dorms, internet access, lounge area, self-catering kitchen facilities and most importantly - a bar! Our Opinion: This property is located within a refurbished and converted 18th century grand building. For those of you on a budget and who want to be in the middle of action then this is the option for you. You are right in the thick of it for all the nightlife that Lisbon has to offer. The accommodation is no thrills but clean and comfortable. Contact Details: Equity Point Lisboa Travessa Fala-só 9, 1250-109 Lisbon, Portugal +351 218 018 211


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Itinerary Day 1 – Thursday 23rd June Arrive into Lisbon and we will transfer you to your accommodation. Flight arrivals; Easyjet EZY2367 arrives Lisbon at 15.20 x 14 passengers. We will send you an airport transfer voucher – please consult the voucher for all the relevant instructions and contact details upon arrival.

Day 2 – Friday 24th June 19.00 Pre-Tournament Get Together at the Hard Rock Café Lisboa.

Day 3 –Saturday 25th June The tournament has arrived! The 2016 Lisbon Tournament! The coach will depart the hotel at 08.50. You must be ready to depart at this time otherwise the coach will leave without you! Please be ready at the hotel entrance 10 minutes before departure time. Full day tournament at the Estádio Municipal de Oeiras. The coach will depart for your hotel at approximately 17.00 this evening. 20.00 Post-Tournament Social at The Hard Rock Cafe. Full details later in the itinerary.

Day 4 – Sunday 26th June Check-out of the hotel is at 10.00 today. Transfers from your accommodation to the airport is as follows; Easyjet EZY2366 departs Lisbon at 10.00 x 12 passengers. Pick-up at 07.30.


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Pre-Tournament Get Together: Hard Rock Café Lisboa

Before the big tournament kick-off we would like to give you the opportunity to meet us and ask us any questions you may have about tomorrow’s event. It will also be nice to put a face to a name and have a social beer or two before the football gets underway. Therefore, on Friday 24th June, we will be available at the following establishment; Hard Rock Café, Lisbon 7pm – 9pm. This is also the venue for our Post Tournament Social so is a good practice on directions. Address & Directions

Hard Rock Cafe Lisbon Avenida da Liberdade 2 1250-144 Lisboa, Portugal From Turim Suisso Restauradores (formerly Atlantico) Hotel, turn right and head 30m to the end of the road. Turn left onto Calcada de Gloria and then right onto Avenida da Liberdade. The Hard Rock Café will be right in front of you (across the main road). From Dom Carlos Park Hotel, turn left onto R. Rodrigues Sampaio then first right onto R. Alexandre Herculano. Then take first left on to Avenida da Liberdade. Follow this road for 950 metres and The Hard Rock Café will be on your left. From Equity Point Lisboa, head out down Travessa Fala-so towards Calcada de Gloria. Turn left onto Calcada de Gloria and then right onto Avenida da Liberdade. The Hard Rock Café will be right in front of you (across the road).


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Tournament Schedule 09.30 Coach arrives at Estádio Municipal de Oeiras

Rua do Coro de Santo Amaro de Oeiras 2780-125 Oeiras, Portugal

10.00 Group Stages 12.15 Lunch Break 13.00 Group Stages Continue 14.45 Plate Semi-Finals 15.10 Cup Semi-Finals 15.35 Plate Finals 16.00 Cup Finals 16.35 Presentation. 17.00 Coach departs. 20.00 Post-Tournament Social. Please note: During the day we have allowed 15 minutes (Groups) and 25 minutes (Knock-out Phase) per fixture for games consisting of 2 halves of 6 minutes in the Group Phase and 2 halves of 8 minutes for the Knock-Out phase (with time for potential penalty shoot-outs) Please ensure you are at your pitch on time and hopefully we can gain time during the day so that we can all be in the pub earlier!


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Tournament Venue

We will be playing at Estádio Municipal de Oeiras (approximately 20 mins from the centre of Lisbon). The surface is artificial grass. The stadium facility does have changing room and shower facilities available for you to use but was naturally not built with 24 5-a-side teams in mind so these are limited for our purposes. We therefore recommend you arrive ready changed and wait until you get back to your hotel to shower. We will have a physio on the day to provide medical assistance. Should there be any more serious injuries then an ambulance will be called on the day at the recommendation of the medical personnel. Please ensure you have valid travel insurance and your EHIC card in case of injury. SECURITY Please keep a close eye on your personal belongings and valuables. We recommend if possible keeping your valuables in the safe at the hotel. For those valuables you do bring with you we recommend you keep them on you at all times when not playing. When you are playing, you can keep them in a bag and put this in your goal. Due to running the tournament, we can not be responsible for, or keep an eye on, your belongings.


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Footwear Permitted

The tournament will be played on artificial 3G grass. Footwear permitted include trainers, astroturf boots and rubber/plastic moulds only – no metal studs.

Please select suitable footwear for your comfort and safety. eurofootballfives.com does not accept responsibility for any injury which occurs during the natural course of playing football or your choice of appropriate footwear. It is compulsory that shin pads are worn. It is your responsibility to wear shin pads.


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Tournament Format & Rules The first phase of the 2016 Lisbon Tournament & 2016 Lisbon Veterans Tournament shall be decided on a group basis. There will be two groups with 6 teams in each group. Each team will play each other team in their group once and therefore 5 group games. After which, depending on position, they will progress to the Cup or Plate competition. The teams finishing 1st and 2nd in each group will progress to the Cup competition. This will be played as a knock-out phase with Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final. The teams finishing 3rd and 4th in each group will progress to the Plate competition. This will be played as a knock-out phase with Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final. The teams finishing 5th and 6th in each group will be eliminated at this stage. Teams Each team must appoint a captain to be our primary contact for all liaisons with your team on the day. During the day we have one form for your team to complete. This will request your shirt numbers so we can keep track of the top goalscorer on the day. There is also the opportunity to list your email address to receive our post-tour report and keep up-to-date with our monthly newsletter. We operate an ethical newsletter policy which means you have the option to unsubscribe at any time. Team names will be vetted by eurofootballfives.com and teams will be asked to change team name if deemed offensive. Squads may consist of up to 10 players. The squad of 10 players must be the same 10 players throughout the tournament. Players can not be added to or changed during the day. All players on each team must wear the same colour clothing (tops/jersey). Bibs will be provided in the event of a colour clash, with the away team (named second on fixture list) wearing the bibs. 5 players shall be chosen to form a Team for the start of the game one of whom shall be the goalkeeper who must wear distinguishing colours. One of the other players may change places with the goalkeeper during the match provided that notice is given to the Referee before such change is made.


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As many outfield substitutions can be made as desired. The substitution shall only be made when play is stopped for any reason and the Referee has given permission. A player who has been replaced may return to the playing area as a substitute for another player. Substitutions are not allowed to replace a player who has been dismissed from the field of play for misconduct. Players equipment The wearing of shinguards, which must be covered by stockings, in accordance with the Laws of the Game is compulsory. Any player who fails to wear shinguards do so at their own risk. eurofootballfives.com accepts no responsibility for any injury to players due to missing or incorrect equipment. Rules All rules are FIFA rules (except where stated). There shall be no offside. All free kicks shall be direct with two exceptions;

• A back pass to the goalkeeper, which shall be an indirect free kick. If the ball is passed back to the goalkeeper then the goalkeeper may not pick-up the ball although may play the ball with their feet.

• A goalkeeper may only keep possession in their penalty area for a maximum of 5 seconds.

Opponents shall be 5 yards from the ball when free kicks are taken (unless the freekick is taken on or within 5 yards of the goal line. The defending team may then line up on the goal-line but no closer). Goal kicks (i.e. throwing the ball or kicking from the ground) shall be taken from any point inside the penalty area. Matches The match shall be played by two 2 teams. One 1 player of each team shall be the goalkeeper, who must wear distinguishing colours. Group All matches will consist of 2 halves. Each half will be 6 minutes. Half-time will be an instant turnaround – no pauses or delays. Knock-out All matches will consist of 2 halves. Each half will be 8 minutes. Half-time will be an instant turnaround – no pauses or delays. Each team should report to the pitch and match referee a minimum of 10 minutes before match kick off.


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Failure to report to the pitch and match referee on time will result in forfeit of the match with maximum points awarded to the opposition. If neither team report to the pitch and match referee then both teams forfeit the match, and neither team receives any points. Captains must ensure that his team is ready for match kick-off at the scheduled time and location or risk forfeit of the match with the penalties outlined above. Players are asked to vacate the pitch as soon as possible after a game, so the following games can proceed on time. Group phase In the group system points shall be awarded - 3pts Win, 1pt Draw, 0pt Loss. In the event of the league placings being tied (i.e. equal number of points) goal difference to count and if still equal the Team scoring the most goals goes forward. If still equal, the head-to-head record of the teams will decide positions. If still equal then a penalty shoot-out play-off shall be played. 3 penalties per team and then sudden death. Teams must select a goalkeeper, who cannot be changed between penalties (unless severely injured). The shootout will consist of 3 penalties per team, with no one player being permitted to shoot more than one penalty. In the event of a tie after 3 penalties, the match will be decided by sudden death using the players who have yet to take a penalty. In the event of a tie remaining after 5 penalties, the match will be decided using the same initial penalty takers and order, until one team emerges victorious. Knockout phase In the straight knockout, in the event of a draw at full time, the game will go straight to penalties. 3 penalties per team and then sudden death. Teams must select a goalkeeper, who cannot be changed between penalties (unless severely injured). The shootout will consist of 3 penalties per team, with no one player being permitted to shoot more than one penalty. In the event of a tie after 3 penalties, the match will be decided by sudden death using the players who have yet to take a penalty. In the event of a tie remaining after 5 penalties, the match will be decided using the same initial penalty takers and order, until one team emerges victorious. Start of play At the beginning of a game the choice of ends shall be decided by the toss of a coin. The team who wins the toss shall choose ends and will concede kick-off during the


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first half to the opposition. The team who wins the toss will kick-off in the second half. After a goal has been scored, the team who has conceded will then kick-off. If the referee stops the game for an injury the game shall be re-started by the referee dropping the ball at a point nearest to where it was when play was suspended. This is excepted if the ball was in the goalkeeper's possession and in this case the goalkeeper shall re-start as normal at the referee's signal. After holding the ball the goalkeeper must immediately return the ball into play either by hand (rolling or throwing) or by foot (the ball must be placed on the ground and kicked. No drop kicks or kicks from hand). Punishment for infringement is an indirect free kick that shall be taken by a player of the opposing team from outside the penalty area nearest to where the infringement occurred. A goalkeeper may only keep possession in their penalty area for a maximum of 5 seconds. Ball in and out of play The ball shall be in play at all times from the start of the game unless:-

! The ball has crossed the goal-line, side-lines or the barricades surrounding the playing area.

! The referee has given the signal for half or full-time. ! The game has been stopped by the referee.

Corners & Throw-ins These will be taken as per the normal rules of the game. Scoring A goal is scored when the whole of the ball crosses the goal-line between the goal posts and under the crossbar, provided it has not been thrown, carried or propelled by hand or arm by a player of the attacking side. Penalty kick A penalty kick shall be taken from the penalty mark and, except for the defending goalkeeper, only the player taking the kick can enter the penalty area and for that purpose only. Discipline Any bullying, bad tackles, or inappropriate behaviour will result in player dismissal. A player ordered off the field of play for misconduct shall take no further part during


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that game and the vacant place in that team cannot be filled by a substitute in that game. A match should not be considered valid if the playing strength of either team is reduced by more than two players (due to discipline or injury). If the match is then considered invalid the game will be conceded by the team who can not fulfil the fixture by a score of 3-0. Any deliberate mis-use of this rule i.e. when losing 5-0 to reduce goal difference will lead to immediate expulsion of that team from the tournament. Referees for all matches shall be appointed by eurofootballfives.com and their decision on all points shall be final. A referee shall be appointed to officiate in each game. He shall have the same powers and duties as laid down in the Laws of the Game. The referee shall:- (a) record goals scored; (b) act as timekeeper and signify half-time and full-time by an agreed signal – blowing of whistle; (c) suspend time for all stoppages and add that time to the end of each half. (d) supervise the use of substitutes. Please note: All referees appointed are local referees and as such the local

footballing culture and interpretation of FIFA rules may differ from what you are used to.


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2016 Lisbon Tournament – Group A Schedule

GROUP A: Fidelidade (Por) Your Mum (Eng) Southgate County (Eng) Credit Agricola B (Por) Millenium FC X (Eng) World Pinteur (Fra)

TIME MATCH PITCH

10.00 World Pinteur (Fra) v Millenium FC X (Eng) A

10.15 Fidelidade (Por) v Your Mum (Eng) A

10.30 Credit Agricola B (Por) v Southgate County (Eng) A

10.45 Fidelidade (Por) v World Pinteur (Fra) A

11.00 Credit Agricola B (Por) v Your Mum (Eng) A

11.15 Southgate County (Eng) v Millenium FC X (Eng) A

11.30 Fidelidade (Por) v Credit Agricola B (Por) A

11.45 World Pinteur (Fra) v Southgate County (Eng) A

12.00 Millenium FC X (Eng) v Your Mum (Eng) A

13.00 Credit Agricola B (Por) v World Pinteur (Fra) A

13.15 Your Mum (Eng) v Southgate County (Eng) A

13.30 Millenium FC X (Eng) v Fidelidade (Por) A

13.45 World Pinteur (Fra) v Your Mum (Eng) A

14.00 Credit Agricola B (Por) v Millenium FC X (Eng) A

14.15 Southgate County (Eng) v Fidelidade (Por) A


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2016 Lisbon Tournament – Group B Schedule

GROUP B: Millenium FC Y (Eng) Burritos FC (Eng) Shrewsbury Townsend (Eng) Bubble Football (Por) CD Oeiras (Por) Credit Agricola A (Por)

TIME MATCH PITCH

10.00 Shrewsbury Townsend (Eng) v CD Oeiras (Por) B

10.15 Millenium FC Y (Eng) v Bubble Football (Por) B

10.30 Burritos FC (Eng) v Credit Agricola A (Por) B

10.45 Bubble Football (Por) v Shrewsbury Townsend (Eng) B

11.00 Burritos FC (Eng) v Millenium FC Y (Eng) B

11.15 Credit Agricola A (Por) v CD Oeiras (Por) B

11.30 Bubble Football (Por) v Burritos FC (Eng) B

11.45 Shrewsbury Townsend (Eng) v Credit Agricola A (Por) B

12.00 CD Oeiras (Por) v Millenium FC Y (Eng) B

13.00 Burritos FC (Eng) v Shrewsbury Townsend (Eng) B

13.15 Millenium FC Y (Eng) v Credit Agricola A (Por) B

13.30 CD Oeiras (Por) v Bubble Football (Por) B

13.45 Shrewsbury Townsend (Eng) v Millenium FC Y (Eng) B

14.00 Burritos FC (Eng) v CD Oeiras (Por) B

14.15 Credit Agricola A (Por) v Bubble Football (Por) B


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2016 Lisbon Veterans Tournament – Group A Schedule

GROUP A: Aguas de Portugal (Por) Crabtree Amblers (Eng) Stilton Rovers (Eng) Equipa Lisboa (Por) Dickie Dogs (Eng) Southgate County Vets (Eng)

TIME MATCH PITCH

10.00 Stilton Rovers (Eng) v Dickie Dogs (Eng) C

10.15 Aguas de Portugal (Por) v Southgate County Vets (Eng) C

10.30 Equipa Lisboa (Por) v Crabtree Amblers (Eng) C

10.45 Southgate County Vets (Eng) v Stilton Rovers (Eng) C

11.00 Equipa Lisboa (Por) v Aguas de Portugal (Por) C

11.15 Crabtree Amblers (Eng) v Dickie Dogs (Eng) C

11.30 Southgate County Vets (Eng) v Equipa Lisboa (Por) C

11.45 Stilton Rovers (Eng) v Crabtree Amblers (Eng) C

12.00 Dickie Dogs (Eng) v Aguas de Portugal (Por) C

13.00 Equipa Lisboa (Por) v Stilton Rovers (Eng) C

13.15 Aguas de Portugal (Por) v Crabtree Amblers (Eng) C

13.30 Dickie Dogs (Eng) v Southgate County Vets (Eng) C

13.45 Stilton Rovers (Eng) v Aguas de Portugal (Por) C

14.00 Equipa Lisboa (Por) v Dickie Dogs (Eng) C

14.15 Crabtree Amblers (Eng) v Southgate County Vets (Eng) C


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2016 Lisbon Veterans Tournament – Group B Schedule

GROUP B: Ashtead Vets (Eng) Futbol Amarela (Por) Funsports (Por) Mavericks (Eng) The Warriors (Eng) WEEDS (Eng)

TIME MATCH PITCH

10.00 Mavericks (Eng) v WEEDS (Eng) D

10.15 Funsports (Por) v The Warriors (Eng) D

10.30 Ashtead Vets (Eng) v Futbol Amarela (Por) D

10.45 The Warriors (Eng) v Mavericks (Eng) D

11.00 Ashtead Vets (Eng) v Funsports (Por) D

11.15 Futbol Amarela (Por) v WEEDS (Eng) D

11.30 The Warriors (Eng) v Ashtead Vets (Eng) D

11.45 Mavericks (Eng) v Futbol Amarela (Por) D

12.00 WEEDS (Eng) v Funsports (Por) D

13.00 Ashtead Vets (Eng) v Mavericks (Eng) D

13.15 Funsports (Por) v Futbol Amarela (Por) D

13.30 WEEDS (Eng) v The Warriors (Eng) D

13.45 Mavericks (Eng) v Funsports (Por) D

14.00 Ashtead Vets (Eng) v WEEDS (Eng) D

14.15 Futbol Amarela (Por) v The Warriors (Eng) D


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2016 Lisbon Tournament – Knock-out Phase Plate Competition

SEMI-FINALS – 14.45 FINAL – 15.35 Semi Final 1: Winner QF1 v Winner QF2

Pitch: A Final:

Winner SF1 v Winner SF2

Pitch: A Semi Final 2: Winner QF3 v Winner QF4

Pitch: B

The winner of the 2016 Lisbon Tournament Plate is……

Cup Competition


Pitch: A Final:


Pitch: A Semi Final 2: Winner QF3 v Winner QF4

Pitch: B The winner of the 2016 Lisbon Tournament is……


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2016 Lisbon Veterans Tournament – Knock-out Phase Plate Competition


Pitch: C Final:


Pitch: C Semi Final 2: Winner QF3 v Winner QF4

Pitch: D

The winner of the 2016 Lisbon Veterans Tournament Plate is……

Cup Competition


Pitch: C Final:


Pitch: C Semi Final 2: Winner QF3 v Winner QF4

Pitch: D The winner of the 2016 Lisbon Veterans Tournament is……


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Post Tournament Social: Hard Rock Café Lisboa

At the end of the tournament and once we have returned you safely to your hotel for you to shower and change for your night on the town – we would like to invite you to our Post Tournament Social. The Post Tournament drinks will be held at The Hard Rock Café Lisboa. Arrival: 20.00 (or earlier if you’d prefer). We hope to see you there for a few beers to chew the fat on the day’s events….hopefully you’ll be celebrating glory! It’s a great opportunity to catch up on some banter with the teams from the tournament and a great starting point for your Saturday night out in Lisbon. If you fancy it, why not grab a bite to eat. On Saturday night we will be arriving at The Hard Rock Cafe from 20.30 and look forward to seeing you there. Address & Directions

Hard Rock Cafe Lisbon Avenida da Liberdade 2 1250-144 Lisboa, Portugal From Turim Suisso Restauradores (formerly Atlantico) Hotel, turn right and head 30m to the end of the road. Turn left onto Calcada de Gloria and then right onto Avenida da Liberdade. The Hard Rock Café will be right in front of you (across the main road). From Dom Carlos Park Hotel, turn left onto R. Rodrigues Sampaio then first right onto R. Alexandre Herculano. Then take first left on to Avenida da Liberdade. Follow this road for 950 metres and The Hard Rock Café will be on your left. From Equity Point Lisboa, head out down Travessa Fala-so towards Calcada de Gloria. Turn left onto Calcada de Gloria and then right onto Avenida da Liberdade. The Hard Rock Café will be right in front of you (across the road).


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Code of Conduct

On the pitch;

“The generic concept of fair play is a fundamental part of the game of football. It represents the positive benefits of playing by the rules, using common sense and respecting fellow players, referees, opponents and fans.” FIFA

The FIFA Fair Play Code for football encapsulates all of the sporting, moral and ethical principles for which FIFA has always stood and for which it will continue to fight in the future, regardless of the influences and pressures that may be brought to bear.

eurofootballfives.com very much adhere to these principles and all participants by entering a eurofootballfives.com tournament agree to adhere to these basic principles and values. Please remember at all times that the eurofootballfives.com tournaments are social tournaments and should be played in that spirit.

For full details of the FIFA Fair Play Code please see the following link:

http://www.fifa.com/en/fairplay/fairplay/0,1256,12,00.html

Off the pitch;

eurofootballfives.com requests all it’s guests to be responsible at all times. Please respect the local people and the physical environment of the tournament venue. Remember, acting responsibly will help ensure that you will receive an even warmer welcome and make the most of your visit. Act at all times both within the laws of your own country and of the country you are visiting. Please don’t forget we are guests and behave courteously at all times. Beyond all else, enjoy the football, enjoy your visit and have fun!


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Local contact details Airport Transfers Please consult your airport transfer voucher which will contain all the details you need. Match-day Transfers: Contact Ian Gibbins on the number below. eurofootballfives.com: Your contact is Ian Gibbins who may be contacted on the following number: 00 44 (0) 7852 472 130 Accommodation Address & Contact details: Equity Point Lisboa Travessa Fala-só 9, 1250-109 Lisbon, Portugal +351 218 018 211 Emergency Local Contact Details:

Should you need to call the emergency services in Portugal, the number is 112.


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Travel Insurance E111 FORM / EU HEALTH INSURANCE CARD The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is the replacement for the E111. As of 1 January 2006, E111s are not valid. We strongly recommend that you obtain one of these which are provided free of charge by the Department of Health. Please see the following link; http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/Healthcareabroad/EHIC/Pages/about-the-ehic.aspx TRAVEL INSURANCE: We remind you that it is a requirement that you possess travel insurance. It is your responsibility to ensure you have relevant cover for the tournament. If you do not have your own travel insurance then we can assist you in obtaining travel insurance. We believe that comprehensive travel insurance is an essential part of your holiday booking. We provide a complete tailor-made insurance scheme for all your travel essentials at a great price, giving you protection against unforeseen circumstances that could otherwise spoil your trip. To arrange cover simply call Travel & General Insurance Services Ltd on 0203 794 2954 or e-mail their sales team at [email protected].

Single trip Insurance for Europe Premiums including Insurance Premium Tax Period Per person Up to 3 days £18.50

Up to 5 days £19.00

Up to 10 days £23.50 Up to 17 days £26.50 Up to 24 days £31.00 24 days or more Please ask

Annual Multi Trip Insurance Premiums including Insurance Premium Tax Policy Europe Worldwide exc.

North America Worldwide

Adult £58.50 £69.00 £79.50


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Schedule of cover

Section Sum insured per person

Excess per person

Standard cover A Cancellation or curtailment Up to £5,000 £50

B Medical expenses Inpatient benefit Criminal injuries benefits

Up to £5,000,000 £500 £5,000

£50 Nil Nil

C Personal accident Disability Death

Up to £25,000 (age limits apply) Up to £10,000

Nil Nil

D Delay departure or arrival, or Cancellation due to delayed departure Failure of transport Missed connection

£100 £5,000 £1,000 £1,000

Nil Nil Nil Nil

E Personal effects Money Tickets Passport or visas Temporary loss of baggage

£2,500 Single item limit £400 Valuables limit £500 £250 £1,000 £250 £100

£50 £50 £50 £50 Nil

F Personal liability Up to £2,000,000 £250 G Legal expenses Up to £15,000 Nil

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And Finally…. We trust you will enjoy the tournament and we look forward to your feedback prior to, during and after the event so we can improve our service to you in the future. Please feel free to send us your feedback both positive and constructive. Tell us what we are doing right and what we can do to improve the eurofootballfives.com experience in the future. Have a great time in Lisbon. Enjoy and good luck!


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