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Tournament Information TOURNAMENT INFORMATION BENDIGO | WEST | NORTH | GIPPSLAND | SOUTH | EAST WELCOME SCOTT JAMIESON, MELBOURNE CITY FC PLAYER Thanks to McDonald’s, you are taking part in the first ever Macca’s City Cup. Today is going to be a big day of football, with loads of prizes on offer and the chance to progress to the Finals in October! When I was a kid I used to play football every spare moment I had – I could never have dreamed that I would end up playing in England, Sweden, and all over Australia, or for the Socceroos. Maybe there is someone here today who might end up playing professionally! Football is the best way to make new friends, have unique experiences, and keep your mind and body really healthy. It can also teach you lots of other things that you don’t always think about. You have to work as a team on the pitch, but also to support your teammates off the pitch. You can learn how to be a good winner, and also how to deal with the times when you don’t win. Today, I hope that you will work hard, support your team, and make the people who are supporting you today proud too! The most important thing is that you have fun, and maybe you could meet some new friends too. On behalf of everyone at Melbourne City FC, good luck to everyone taking part, I hope you all have a great day. STEVE SHILLINGTON, McDONALD’S FRANCHISEE Welcome to the 2018 Macca’s City Cup! On behalf of McDonald’s Victoria, it’s our pleasure to welcome all teams, coaches and their families participating in the inaugural Macca’s City Cup in 2018. With clubs coming from all around Victoria to play against one another in the qualifier tournaments in the city’s North, East, South and West, plus regional locations Bendigo and Gippsland, we expect to see some of Victoria’s best under 12’s on the pitch vying for a spot at the Finals in October. We’ve made sure the tournament has great prizes on offer, with the ultimate Melbourne City FC Match Day Experience up for grabs for the best boys and girls team in Victoria! In addition to this, we will also award the Macca’s Golden Ball to the most valuable player in the Macca’s City Cup Finals, who will receive $1,000 cash for themselves and another $1,000 for their club. We encourage all players to use the Macca’s On Your Team City Cup training kits provided to each team to ensure your skills are finely tuned for the tournament, and beyond! The Macca’s On Your Team program aims to encourage young Victorians to get involved in community sport, socialise with peers and lead active lifestyles. With the FIFA World Cup in full swing, playing football is centre stage at the moment. We hope to one day see a Macca’s City Cup player pulling on the green and gold for Australia! For parents and supporters on the side lines at the tournament (and those taking part too), we’ve got you covered with exclusive offers thanks to McCafé - you’ll find them on the Macca’s City Cup app. Good luck out on the pitch, and we look forward to seeing you in your nearest McDonald’s restaurant soon. BENDIGO VENUE MAP PITCH 3 PITCH 4 PARKING Midlands Hwy ENTRY Allen St PITCH 1 PITCH 2 Carsons Rd BOYS TEAMS GIRLS TEAMS Bendigo Amateur Soccer League Blue Bendigo Amateur Soccer League Blue Bendigo Amateur Soccer League Yellow Bendigo Amateur Soccer League Yellow South West Victorian Football Association Ballarat Eureka Strikers Horsham and District Soccer Club Swan Hill Soccer League North Geelong Soccer Club Bendigo United Bendigo United Cobram Roar FC Goulburn Valley Suns FC Blue Goulburn Valley Suns FC Swan Hill Sebastopol Vikings FC RULES TEAM SIZES REFEREES Teams will consist of nine players on either side. Referees are appointed by Football Federation Victoria. Any misconduct towards referees will not be tolerated. GAME DURATION Matches consist of two 20-minute halves. CODE OF CONDUCT This must be followed at all times. SUBSTITUTIONS There is no limit on the amount of substitutions teams can make per game. Substitutions are SMOKING permitted without the referee’s permission, as The Macca’s City Cup is a smoke-free long as the player being substituted leaves the environment. Smoking is not permitted at any pitch before being replaced by another player. time at any venue. OFFSIDE SPECTATORS The offside rule will not be enforced for the duration of the tournament Spectators are not permitted to enter the playing arena, including the technical areas. GOALKEEPERS FIRST AID Goalkeepers are not permitted to kick the ball directly from their hands to restart play after a First aid staff are available in the event of an save or gathering of the ball with their hands. injury or emergency but are not permitted to The ball must be thrown, rolled or played on the help with any strapping, taping or any other ground with feet. form of pre-game preparation. CARDS SAFETY Red cards result in a one-match suspension. Macca’s City Cup is a child safe event. If Yellow cards do not accumulate over the course concerned, please contact of the tournament. [email protected] or call 000 in case of emergency. POINTS Three points are awarded for a win, one point for a draw and zero points for a loss. FORMAT Teams will be placed in a group of four with the top team from each group qualifying for the finals (excluding Gippsland). PRIZES TEAMS WHO MAKE IT TO THE FINALS WILL SCORE: OFFICIAL MACCA’S NIKE 2018 MACCA’S CITY CUP THE CHANCE TO PLAY IN THE CITY CUP WALK OUT FINALIST MEDAL MACCA’S CITY CUP FINALS AT JACKET CITY FOOTBALL ACADEMY WIN THE 2018 MACCA’S CITY CUP CHAMPIONS TITLE AND YOUR TEAM WILL SCORE: THE ULTIMATE MELBOURNE CITY FC MATCHDAY EXPERIENCE, INCLUDING: • 30 tickets to a Melbourne City home match during the 2018/19 season • Lap of honour with the City Cup trophy around AAMI Park pre-match • Melbourne City home jersey, socks and shorts • Very own change rooms to get dressed (personalised lockers etc) • Opportunity to play on AAMI Park during half time • Premium seats to watch the match including catering vouchers • Opportunity to meet and greet with A-League players at the match • Signed Melbourne City jersey for their Club PLUS A $5,000 ULTRA FOOTBALL VOUCHER KIDS ZONE , MACCA S MAZE , HELP SPLASH FIND HER WAY TO MACCA S WORD SEARCH HKDMIVXHBA CAN YOU EMELBOURNE FIND... MACCAS RKLSTRIKER MELBOURNE OCHAMPIONS CITY FORNAROLI MACCASNFWA ARZANI GOAL DEFENDERYR CHAMPIONS PXSDXCGOSZ HERO STRIKER FORNAROLIA GOALKEEPER AHCQESAPZN CITYUTLSPI SPOT THE DIFFERENCE Opposition player jersey logo missing, 5. McDonalds background signage missing. signage background McDonalds 5. missing, logo jersey player Opposition 1. A-League logo on ball is missing, 2. Nike logo on socks is missing, 3. Melbourne City sleeve sponsor missing, 4. 4. missing, sponsor sleeve City Melbourne 3. missing, is socks on logo Nike 2. missing, is ball on logo A-League 1. Answers: .
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