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2020/21 Regions’ Cup cancelled

2020/21 Regions’ Cup cancelled

The next edition will not take place In the light of the current evolving situation in Europe caused by the coronavirus.

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Dolny Śląsk win 2019 Regions' Cup: at a glance

Dolny Śląsk win 2019 Regions' Cup: at a glance

Dolny Śląsk beat hosts Bavaria 3-2 in a thrilling final to become only the second two-time winners.

Regions' Cup 2019: results

Regions' Cup 2019: results

All the results as Dolny Śląsk claimed the European amateur title in Bavaria.

What is the UEFA Regions' Cup?

What is the UEFA Regions' Cup?

The UEFA Regions' Cup, is a unique amateur competition with nine different winners in its 11 editions.

2017 UEFA Regions Cup review

2017 UEFA Regions Cup review

Get behind the scenes as we look back at the 2017 UEFA Regions Cup in Turkey.

2017: Zagreb seize second chance

2017: Zagreb seize second chance

"I have only the most beautiful words to say," said coach Tomislav Gričar after Zagreb made up for their 2015 final loss with victory in Turkey.

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2015: Vindication for Irish

2015: Vindication for Irish

"We had to lose it first to win it," said Eastern Region IRL captain Kenneth Hoey as his side took the amateur title.

2013: Double first for Veneto

2013: Double first for Veneto

Veneto became the first side to win the UEFA Regions' Cup for a second time after a shoot-out victory in Abano Terme.

2011: Braga are hosts with the most

2011: Braga are hosts with the most

Hosts Braga beat Leinster & Munster 2-1 in Barcelos to win the 2010/11 UEFA Regions' Cup.

2009: Castilla triumph in Croatia

2009: Castilla triumph in Croatia

Played under sunny skies and warm Croatian hospitality, Europe's premier international amateur tournament produced some excellent football and in Castilla y León AMA, worthy winners.

2007: Dolny Śląsk boost Polish pride

2007: Dolny Śląsk boost Polish pride

After seven sweltering days of competition in Bulgaria, Dolny Śląsk of Poland lifted the 2006/07 UEFA Regions' Cup.

2005: Arroyo sparks Basque celebrations

2005: Arroyo sparks Basque celebrations

Alain Arroyo scored the only goal of the final after 33 minutes, but José Antonio Goikoetxea's side rarely looked in trouble.