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The IberCup tournament are one of the only youth soccer competitions to have awards for all categories.  And at IBC Rio de Janeiro it will be no different.  The prizes lead to the highest level competition in the world: the World Final.  See what will be the awards of the year 2020:

- Playoff Gold (Champion):

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(1) The winning team will be entitled to accommodation at a school (the team needs to bring sleeping bags and inflatable mattresses), meals with full board (3 meals per day), local transfers (transfer from the airport and to the games) upon request. compliance with the conditions.
 

- Silver Playoff:

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(2) The winning team will be entitled to accommodation close to the competition venue, meals with full board (3 meals per day), local transfers (airport and match transfers) subject to compliance with the conditions.

- Playoff Bronze:

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The winning team will be entitled to a 2,500EUR voucher with 2 free coaches to participate in the tournament. The voucher will be deducted from the total value of the packages.

 To learn more about our entire awards policy, click here.

The IberCup Rio de Janeiro games will be held in the West Zone of Rio de Janeiro, at the Centro de Treinamento Olímpico da Aeronáutica. Close to the Olympic Park, where the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and the Jacarepaguá Airport were held, the complex has good access with public and private transportation. 

To learn more about the location, click here.

On IberCup's 10th anniversary in 2019 we announced the newest venue for our Youth Football/Soccer Tournaments: Rio de Janeiro (BRA). It's the third Brazilian city where IBC will host clubs and academies to play the world's most popular sport. 

IberCup has already held three events in Brazil, two in São Paulo (2018 and 2019) and one in Porto Alegre (2019). 

Embraced by fascinating sights, the "Cidade Maravilhosa", popularly known, is embraced by one of the 7 wonders of the World: Cristo Rei . It was also once the capital of Brazil and has one of the greatest symbols of soccer: Mário Filho Journalist Stadium (Maracanã). 

The stadium that hosted the final between Brazil and Uruguay in the 1950 World Cup still has the highest attendance record in a soccer match: 199,584 people watched that final where the Brazilians lost the World Cup title at home to the Uruguayans 2-1. 

A city that undoubtedly breathes football and will be marked by hosting the largest youth tournament in Latin America.

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