Tournament information
Saku Spring 2020 is an international youth football tournament, which this year is held on July and August in Saku and Tallinn, Estonia.
In all the age groups up to 40 teams are invited to take part in the tournament with clubs from Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Latvia, Belarus and elsewhere expected to participate.
Saku Spring is one of the two annual tournaments organised in cooperation with local football club Saku Sporting, the second tournament will be held in autumn and called Saku Cup. Saku Sporting was founded in 2005 and has now over 300 youth players in their training groups.
The organisers’ objective is to offer all the participants an enjoyable, memorable football experience and a useful preparation for the upcoming season.
Saku SPRING 2020
Saku SPRING 2020 – youtube VideoAge groups
Age group | Players | Playtime | Ball | Offside | Stadium | Tournament dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
11v11 | 2×25 | 5 | + | Saku artificial turf | 01.–02.08.2020 | |
11v11 | 2×25 | 5 | + | Saku artificial turf/natural grass | 01.–02.08.2020 | |
Boys 2008 B-level | 9v9 | 2×18 | 4 | + | Saku artificial turf | 25.–26.07.2020 |
Boys 2009 B-level | 9v9 | 2×18 min | 4 | + | Sõle artificial turf | 25.–26.07.2020 |
Boys 2010 A-level | 7v7 | 2×18 | 4 | – | Saku artificial turf | 18.–19.07.2020 |
Boys 2010 B-level | 7v7 | 2×18 | 4 | – | Saku artificial turf | 18.–19.07.2020 |
Boys 2011 A-level | 7v7 | 2×12 | 3 | – | Sõle artificial turf | 18.07.2020 |
Boys 2011 B-level | 7v7 | 2×12 | 3 | – | Sõle artificial turf | 18.07.2020 |
Boys 2012 A-level | 5v5 | 2×12 | 3 | – | Sõle artificial turf | 19.07.2020 |
Boys 2012 B-level | 5v5 | 2×12 | 3 | – | Sõle artificial turf | 19.07.2020 |
Saku
Saku is most known by Saku Brewery which is one of two biggest breweries in Estonia.
Saku Manor traces its history back to 1463. The current manor house was built in 1825–1830 in a neoclassical style, and is possibly designed by the renowned St. Petersburg architect Carlo Rossi. It is one of the finest examples, perhaps the finest, of a neoclassical manor house in Estonia.
