Czech-German Future Fund is supporting a new project
Czech-German Future Fund is supporting a new project
The Czech-German Future Fund will support the project “Team Europa – entdecke das Nachbarland! / Tým Evropa – objev sousední zemi!” in the year 2021. We will organise a Czech-German youth camp in the project for 30 participants. The camp will focus on education and football. Furthermore, we plan to host a workshop on “Good practice and innovation in youth football and education”, once the pandemic is over. The workshop will welcome both, youth coaches and teachers.
Mini-Euro 2019
Mini-Euro 2019
Final standings
1. Ajax Amsterdam
2. Bayern München
3. FC Porto
4. US Torcy-Paris
5. Tottenham Hotspur
6. Team Europa DTFS
7. Manchester United
8. NK Domzale
9. Legia Warszawa
10. AS Trencin
11. AGF Aarhus
12. Sparta Praha
13. Kawasaki Frontale
14. Team Baltic BFS
15. Norwegian Soccer Academy
16. AIK Stockholm
17. Young Boys Bern
18. Manly United
Best player: Francisco Gomes Fernandes (Porto)
Best scorer: Pharell Nash (Ajax)
Best goalkeeper: Leonard Ruland (Bayern)
Mini-Euro 2018
Mini-Euro 2018
Final standings
1. Ajax Amsterdam
2. Tottenham Hotspur
3. FC Porto
4. Manchester United
5. Sparta Praha
6. US Torcy-Paris
7. Schalke 04
8. Legia Warszawa
9. NK Domzale
10. AGF Aarhus
11. AIK Solna
12. MSK Zilina
13. Bayern München
14. Norwegian Soccer Academy
15. Team Europa
16. Young Boys Bern
17. FTS Melbourne
18. Estrellas Fukushima
Best player: Johnson Jinairo (Ajax)
Best scorer: Lukas Jetten (Ajax)
Best goalkeeper: Oliver Schutte (Ajax)
Mini-Euro 2017
Mini-Euro 2017
Final standings
1. Ajax Amsterdam
2. Bayern München
3. Sparta Praha
4. Schalke 04
5. Tottenham Hotspur
6. AGF Aarhus
7. Manchester United
8. FC Porto
9. Norwegian Soccer Academy
10. AIK Stockholm
11. Legia Warszawa
12. MSK Zilina
13. NK Domzale
14. Team Europa
15. Funroots Tokio
16. FTS Australia
17. Young Boys Bern
18. Estrellas Fukushima
Best player: Don Delaiah O’Neil (Ajax Amsterdam)
Best scorer: Don-Angelo Konadu
Best goalkeeper: Fotios Adamidis (Schalke)
Mini-Euro 2016
Mini-Euro 2016
Final standings
1. Schalke 04
2. Ajax Amsterdam
3. Tottenham Hotspur
4. Manchester United
5. AIK Stockholm
6. Bayern München
7. AGF Aarhus
8. FC Porto
9. Team Europa
10. Young Boys Bern
11. Sparta Praha
12. MSK Zilina
13. Legia Warszawa
14. NK Domzale
15. Northern Ireland
16. Funroots Tokio
17. YSA Sydney
18. Estrellas Fukushima
Best player: Thomas Bloxham (Tottenham Hotspur)
Best scorer: Nelson Zack (Tottenham Hotspur)
Best goalkeeper: Ajax Amsterdam
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
We would like to say thank you to all our partners and sponsors for their continuous support, particularly in these special times. Today we would like to say thank you to Deutsch-Tschechischer Zukunftsfonds for supporting these projects in 2020: “Team Europa 3.0 – mit Fußball aus der Geschichte lernen” (Holocaustprojekt), “1:0 für Deutsch” – Schülerwettbewerb Deutsch und Fußball and the special initiative “Brückenbauer”. Thank you, dear Zukunftsfonds, but of course to all our partners for their great support!
DTFS on 8th place in Riede
DTFS on 8th place in Riede
AZ Alkmaar won their debut at the U11 JFK Cup in Riede, beating Bayer Leverkusen 4-2 in the final. DTFS‘ Team Europe played a very good tournament finishing 8th and leaving good academies such as Arsenal, Hertha or Slavia Prague behind them.
Final standings:
1. AZ Alkmaar
2. Bayer Leverkusen
3. Hamburger SV
4. Hannover 96
5. VfL Wolfsburg
6. 1. FC Union Berlin
7. Rapid Wien
8. Deutsch-Tschechische Fussball Schule
9. FC Arsenal
10. Hertha BSC
11. Slavia Prag
12. US Torcy-Paris
13. Werder Bremen
14. 1. FC Köln
15. Borussia Mönchengladbach
16. Baltic Football School
Anderlecht winning Legia Cup for U11s
Anderlecht winning Legia Cup for U11s
The Belgian top side RSC Anderlecht won the prestigious Legia Cup in Warsaw with RB Salzburg and Juventus finishing on 2nd and 3rd place. DTFS became 8th. Whilst the boys needed time to find each other as a team on day 1 they did much better on day 2, especially after their 1-1 draw vs Juventus.
Final standings:
1. RSC Anderlecht
2. RB Salzburg
3. Juventus Turin
4. Sparta Prague
5. Manchester United
6. Hertha BSC
7. Legia Warszawa
8. Team Europa DTFS
9. Talent Warszawa
10. Legia Warzawa 2
11. Norwegian Soccer Academy
12. Vistula Garfield New Jersey
13. Pogon Lwow
Goethe-Institut: Hertha BSC hosting the European final of „1:0 für Deutsch“
Goethe-Institut: Hertha BSC hosting the European final of „1:0 für Deutsch“
The Czech and Lithuanian finalists of the school competition „1:0 für Deutsch“ visited Berlin this weekend. Next to tour to the historic sites of Berlin Mitte and the Berlin Wall the students visited Hertha Berlin to see their famous Academy and do a joint training session with young footballers from the project Kopfball and the girls‘ team of Hertha 03 Zehlendorf. The highlight of the day was to see the Bundesliga games Hertha BSC v 1899 Hoffenheim. The project „1:0 für Deutsch“ is organised by the Goethe Institutes in Prague and Vilnius every year and supported by Deutsch-Tschechischer Zukunftsfonds.
Vocational guidance with Team Europa (find your way)
Vocational guidance with Team Europa (find your way)
We would like to say thank you to all partners working with us on the project „find your way“ offering vocational guidance for young footballers. Boys aged 16-18 years from FK Usti nad Labem and Wiesla Hof/ATS Hof-West got the chance to visit companies in Germany and Czech Republic to study options for a further career there. In Germany Lamilux, REHAU AG+Co and NETZSCH offered us an insight into their company, in Czech Republic we visited Umbro Sports Creams and the hotel Vetruse. The employment agency Hof/Selb introduced the youngsters into further careers on both sides of the border. Many thanks to Deutsch-Tschechischer Zukunftsfonds and all partners helping to launch this pilot project!
