Ante Martinac Memorial: Youth Football Tournament – Orebić 2024

Two age categories with po 16 participantsin total 32 teamsmore than 800 young football playersu four host cities will be played more than 100 match!

These are the numbers of this year’s participants 2. in order Memorial tournament Ante ‘Čiko’ Martinac which will this weekend play out in Metković, Komin, Ploče and Orebić. Among them will be more Croatian teams i of Bosnia and Herzegovina first league players, but also boys from Pomlatko three clubs from ours Korcula-Peleški areas- Orebić, Hajduk 1932 and BŠK Zmaj.

It is a tournament that is organized County Football Association and NK Neretva from Metković, and under the patronage Croatian Football Association game in memory of a former football player and lover of NK Neretva, but also one of the founders of the Croatian Football Association.

Orebic will be the host two groupsthe quarter-final and semi-final matches for category U-11. On the playground Reed will play like that U-11 team Orebic and BŠK Zmaj, and in addition to the others, they will have the opportunity to play against their peers from the first league Locomotives from Zagreb, Osijek , Dry, of Zrinjski from Mostar.

U Arrivedu will turn, u categories U-13 boys will play BŠK Zmaj and Hajduka 1932, and for opponents, among others, they will have peers Osijek, Istria from Pula, Zagreb Locomotive, Zrinjsko from Mostar…

The final matches in both categories will be played in Metković.

Let’s remember that last year’s winner of this tournament was u category U-11 was the Football Academy Konavlewhile they are in the U-13 category the winning cup was carried by young football players GOŠK of Dubrovnik in 1919.

Marcus Cole

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