2027 edition
The tournament where your kids are happy. a team. inseparable. the stars.
Grassroots football at a friendly level in Rocacorba del Sallent, minutes from El Collell. The team arrives on Friday and stays together until Sunday.
The weekend
Three days in Rocacorba
The whole team arrives on Friday afternoon, sleeps and eats at the activity centre and stays together until Sunday. Half a day of football and half a day of activities, every day. What changes from El Collell is who you play: here the draw is made up of teams that come to enjoy themselves.
- Friday
- Arrival from 17:30 and dinner. At night, games run by the centre's leaders and open-air cinema.
- Saturday
- Teams split the day: those who compete in the morning do activities in the afternoon, and the other way round.
- Sunday
- Final round, trophies handed out as each team finishes, and home. The last meal included is breakfast.
Included
Beyond the competition
Run by the venue's own monitors and included in the entry fee.
Questions
What coaches ask
How is it different from TPE Cup Collell Futbol?
In the level of the competition, not in the weekend. Same organisation, same format and same dates: El Collell runs groups A and B, and this one is C, the friendly level. Teams sleep and eat at the Rocacorba del Sallent activity centre, minutes from the sanctuary.
What does "friendly level" mean?
That the draw is made up of teams that come to play and enjoy themselves rather than to perform. Matches are decided by small margins instead of ending in a rout, which is what happens when a grassroots side meets an academy one.
How do I know whether my team belongs here or at El Collell?
Write to us and we will work it out together: tell us which league you play in and how your season went, and we will tell you which tournament fits. There is no automatic filter and no qualifying.
What if we pick the wrong level?
You can switch while there are places left in the other tournament. Tell us as soon as you see it and we will move you before the groups are drawn.
Are the rules the same?
Yes. Same rules, same match length and the same two-stage format: group stage first, then knockout.
Supported by
Counted places, category by category
Write to us and we will tell you what is left in your category.