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MANILA, Philippines – The international celebration of Peace One Day will be held on 21 September 2015. It aims to harness the power of “the beautiful game” to foster the spirit of Peace Day through football matches all over the world to commemorate the event. Each “One Day-One Goal” match celebrates cooperation, unity and the power of football to bring people together.
Thousands of matches have taken place across every United Nations member state since 2008.
Peace One Day 2015 theme asks individuals to work together and make peace with each other to improve the quality of everyone’s lives.
This could include bringing people or groups together that may have existing rivalries that make it hard for members to bridge their differences and make peace in their community.
Many supporters try to bring these groups together for One Day One Goal matches on Peace Day, to use football to rise above their differences and to resolve conflict or strengthen a fragile peace.
In view hereof, the Philippine Marine Corps will conduct the Peace One Day Football Cup in the Philippines. It will be held in Bonifacio Naval Station Football grounds, Taguig City on September 26, 2015 (Saturday).
Teams within National Capital Region (NCR) and nearby provinces will be invited to participate in the event. It is a one (1) day tournament and a part of the Football for Peace Program. Following are the six (6) category level to be played:
CATEGORY |
YEAR BORN |
TOURNAMENT FORMAT |
MAX. REG |
7 Under (Mix) |
2008 and after |
8 –aside |
12 players |
9 Under (Mix) |
2006 and after |
8 –aside |
12 players |
11 Under (Mix) |
2004 and after |
8 –aside |
12 players |
13 Under (Boys) |
2002 and after |
8 –aside |
12 players |
15 Under (Boys) |
2000 and after |
8 –aside |
12 players |
Men’s Open |
8 – aside |
12 players |
Registration fee is P2,500.00 per team except for the Men’s Open which is P3,000.00 (NON REFUNDABLE).
The proceeds of this activity will support the PMC Football for Peace program.
Trophies will be given to the Champion and individual medals to the top 3 winning teams as well as the Most Valuable Player award (MVP) trophy. – Rappler.com
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