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2014/15 Coefficients UEFA Futsal Cup 2014/15 DRAW PROCEDURE & COEFFICIENT RANKINGS UEFA Futsal Cup 2014/15 Preliminary & Main Round Draw Procedure Date: Thursday, 3 July 2014 Time: 14.00 hours CET Location: UEFA Headquarters, Nyon Match dates: Preliminary Round: 26-31 August 2014 Main Round: 30 September – 5 October 2014 Preliminary Round The preliminary round consists of 29 clubs. The clubs enter the competition according to their coefficient ranking and therefore, the clubs ranked 21 to 49 enter the competition in this round and are drawn into 8 groups, divided into five groups of 4 teams and three groups of 3 teams. Teams are allocated in Group A to H, and their position in the group is determined by their coefficient ranking, as shown below: Position 1: teams ranked 21 to 28 Position 2: teams ranked 29 to 36 Position 3: teams ranked 37 to 44 Position 4: teams ranked 45 to 49 The winner of each group in the preliminary round qualifies for the main round. For the purpose of the preliminary round draw, teams are allocated in ascending order from group A to group H. Groups A to E will be composed of 4 teams and Groups F, G and H will be composed of 3 teams. Pot 1: Hosts MNK Alumnus Zagreb (Croatia) Position 1 FC Grand Pro Varna (Bulgaria) Position 1 FC APOEL Nicosia (Cyprus) Position 1 MNK Centar Sarajevo (Bosnia-Herzegovina) Position 2 Record Bielsko-Biała (Poland) Position 2 Eden Futsal (Republic of Ireland) Position 2 FSC Schwaz (Austria) Position 3 FC Agama Podgorica (Montenegro) Position 3 The hosts are drawn into groups A to H according to their coefficient ranking. 2 Pot 2: teams ranked 45 to 49, position 4 FC Talgrig Yerevan (Armenia) KF Flamurtari Vlorë (Albania) FK Lokomotyvas Radviliškis (Lithuania) Wrexham Futsal Club (Wales) Gibraltar Scorpions FC (Gibraltar) The five teams are drawn into position 4 in groups A to E. Pot 3: teams ranked 37 to 44 (less hosts), position 3 FC Anzhi Tallin (Estonia) Istanbul Üniversitesi SK (Turkey) FC Progress Chisinau (Moldova) Malmö City FC (Sweden) Perth Saltires (Scotland) Balzan FC (Malta) The six teams are drawn into position 3 in groups A to H missing out the two groups which already have a host assigned to that position. Pot 4: teams ranked 29 to 36 (less hosts), position 2 Asa Ben Gurion (Israel) København Futsal (Denmark) Uni Futsal Bulle (Switzerland) FC Encamp (Andorra) N.A.F.I. Stuttgart (Germany) The five teams are drawn into position 2 in groups A to H missing out the three groups which already have a host assigned to that position. Pot 5: teams ranked 21 to 28 (less hosts), position 1 Baku United FC (England) MFC Stolitsa Minsk (Belarus) KMF Zelezarec Skopje (FYROM) FS Ilves Tampere (Finland) Hovocubo (Netherlands) The five final teams are drawn into position 1 in groups A to H missing out the three groups which already have a host assigned to that position All matches must be completed by 31 August 2014 at the latest. 3 Main Round The main round is composed of 6 groups of 4 teams i.e. 16 clubs plus the eight preliminary round group winners, i.e. 24 clubs. The clubs enter the competition according to their coefficient ranking so the clubs ranked 5 to 20 enter the competition directly into this round. Teams are allocated into Group 1 to 6 and their position in the group is determined by their coefficient ranking: Position 1: teams ranked 5 to 10 Position 2: teams ranked 11 to 16 Position 3: teams ranked 17 to 20 and two preliminary round group winners Position 4: six preliminary round group winners* *Note: As there are eight preliminary round group winners to be allocated into 6 groups, the last two group winners to be drawn will be allocated into the first available slots in position 3. This means that two groups will contain two preliminary round group winners. The winner and runner-up of each group in the main round qualifies for the Elite Round (18-23 November 2014), together with the top four clubs in Europe, i.e. title-holder FC Barcelona (Spain), Kairat Almaty (Kazakhstan), Araz Naxçivan (Azerbaijan) and Sporting Clube de Portugal (Portugal). Teams are allocated in ascending order from group 1 to group 6 Pot 6: Hosts KMF Ekonomac Kragujevac (Serbia) Position 1 ISK Dina Moskva (Russia) Position 1 FK EP Chrudim (Czech Republic) Position 1 Nikars Riga (Latvia) Position 2 MVFC Berettyóújfalu (Hungary) Position 2 KMN Kobarid (Slovenia) Position 3 The hosts are drawn into groups 1 to 6 according to their coefficient ranking. Pot 7: 8 winners from the Preliminary Round Preliminary Round Winner Group A Preliminary Round Winner Group B Preliminary Round Winner Group C Preliminary Round Winner Group D Preliminary Round Winner Group E Preliminary Round Winner Group F Preliminary Round Winner Group G Preliminary Round Winner Group H The eight preliminary round group winners are drawn into position 4 in groups 1 to 6 and the remaining two are drawn into the first available slots in position 3. 4 Pot 8: teams ranked 17 to 20 (less Group with PR group winners and hosts), position 3 Vegakameratene (Norway) Athina’90 (Greece) FC Deva (Romania) The three remaining teams are drawn into the remaining position 3 slots i.e. missing out the groups which already have a host/preliminary round group winner assigned to that position. Pot 9: teams ranked 11 to 16 (less hosts), position 2 Luparense C/5 (Italy) FC Lokomotiv Kharkov (Ukraine) Futsal Team Charleroi (Belgium) Sporting Club de Paris (France) The four teams are drawn into position 2 in groups 1 to 6 missing out the two groups which already have a host assigned to that position. Pot 10: teams ranked 5 to 10 (less host), position 1 Inter FS (Spain) Iberia Star Tbilisi (Georgia) Slov-Matic Bratislava (Slovakia) The three remaining teams are drawn into position 1 in groups 1 to 6 missing out the three groups which already have a host assigned to that position Please note that all matches must be completed by 5 October 2014. GOOD LUCK TO ALL TEAMS ! 5 (Country) E since last last since volution volution Coefficient season Competition Rank ASSOCIATION CLUB (in bold, the hosts) Futsal Cup Phases 2014/15 1 Spain 1 (title-holder) FC Barcelona 62.167 +2 2 Kazakhstan Kairat Almaty 48.667 -1 3 Azerbaijan Araz Naxçivan 27.501 +5 4 Portugal Sporting Clube de Portugal 23.500 Round Elite 0 5 Serbia KMF Ekonomac Kragujevac 22.500 +2 6 Spain 2 Inter FS 22.500 n/a 7 Georgia Iberia Star Tbilisi 22.001 -2 8 Russia ISK Dina Moskva (NEW) 20.500 -6 9 Czech Republic FK EP Chrudim 18.500 0 10 Slovakia Slov-Matic Bratislava 16.500 0 11 Italy Luparense C/5 10.834 +6 12 Ukraine FC Lokomotiv Kharkov 10.666 +8 13 Latvia FK Nikars Riga 9.999 +3 14 Belgium Futsal Team Charleroi 8.751 round Main +5 15 Hungary MVFC Berettyóújfalu 6.834 -4 16 France Sporting Club de Paris 6.500 +7 17 Norway Vegakameratene 5.499 +5 18 Slovenia KMN Kobarid 5.167 -4 19 Greece Athina '90 5.000 +2 20 Romania FC Deva (NEW) 4.333 -7 21 Croatia MNK Alumnus Zagreb (NEW) 3.834 -3 22 England Baku United FC 3.500 +16 23 Belarus MFC Stolitsa Minsk (NEW) 3.500 +8 24 FYROM KMF Zelezarec Skopje 3.251 +2 25 Bulgaria FC Grand Pro Varna 3.083 +5 26 Finland FS Ilves Tampere 2.999 -2 27 Netherlands Hovocubo (NEW) 2.834 -12 28 Cyprus FC APOEL Nicosia (NEW) 2.834 -13 29 Bosnia-Herzegovina MNK Centar Sarajevo (NEW) 2.833 0 30 Israel Asa Ben Gurion 2.584 -3 31 Poland Record Bielsko-Biała (NEW) 2.000 -6 32 Republic of Ireland Eden Futsal 1.583 -1 33 Denmark København Futsal 1.334 +8 34 Switzerland Uni Futsal Bulle 1.084 -1 35 Andorra FC Encamp 0.999 +8 36 Germany N.A.F.I. Stuttgart (NEW) 0.833 -2 37 Estonia FC Anzhi Tallinn 0.750 -1 38 Turkey Istanbul Üniversitesi SK 0.750 Round Preliminary +7 39 Austria FSC Schwaz (NEW) 0.667 +2 40 Montenegro FC Agama Podgorica (NEW) 0.667 -8 41 Moldova FC Progress Chisinau (NEW) 0.584 -6 42 Sweden Malmö City FC (NEW) 0.417 +3 43 Scotland Perth Saltires 0.334 -3 44 Malta Balzan FC 0.250 0 45 Armenia FC Talgrig Yerevan 0.250 -5 46 Albania KF Flamurtari Vlorë 0.167 -2 47 Lithuania FK Lokomotyvas Radviliškis (NEW) 0.167 -5 48 Wales Wrexham Futsal Club 0.000 -1 49 Gibraltar Gibraltar Scorpions FC (NEW) 0.000 n/a 6 .
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