Leipzig's mini-cup enthusiastic: F-juniors fight for the title!

Leipzig's mini-cup enthusiastic: F-juniors fight for the title!

Alfred-Kunze-Sportpark, 04179 Leipzig, Deutschland - On June 1, 2025, the LVZ Mini-Cup for F-Juniors took place in the Alfred Kunze-Sportpark in Leipzig. The event started at 9.30 a.m. and attracted a total of 240 girls and boys in 24 teams. In the first phase of the tournament, 16 teams qualified for the knockout phase, the draw of which was carried out by the young players themselves during the lunch break.

The first games in the round of 16 joyed an exciting atmosphere to the participants. Here, among others, Morocco met Senegal, England on Japan, Argentina on Spain and Germany on Mexico. These games were the highlight of the competition, which offered young talents the opportunity to show their skills in front of the spectators.

Alfred-Kunze-Sportpark

The venue, the Alfred Kunze-Sportpark, is a traditional but dilapidated sports facility in Leipzig-Leutzsch and the home of BSG Chemie Leipzig, which was founded in 1950. The BSG, which stands for the company sports community, became GDR champions twice and has an eventful history that extends until the turn. The ultras that have strongly influenced the club in recent years are particularly formative. The club colors are white-green.

The history of BSG Chemistry is characterized by ups and downs, especially after the turn. After numerous restructuring and bankruptcy of FC Sachsen Leipzig, BSG Chemie was newly founded in 2008 and has since completed an impressive rise in the lower leagues.

support of youth football

A central part of football in Leipzig is the promotion of young people. Youth football is also intensively involved outside the LVZ mini-cup. The TV Crumstadt, for example, offers an extensive youth program that enables children -based training for children. Various age groups from the age of three are looked after here to the A-youth, with special training sessions being offered for the F-youth.

The commitment in the youth field cannot only be observed in Leipzig. Everywhere in Germany, clubs such as TV Crumstadt have launched such programs in order to optimally promote the young football. This is shown in the diverse training times and the commitment of the trainers and youth leaders who actively take care of the development of young talents.

The LVZ Mini-Cup 2025 is not only a competition, but also a sign of appreciation of youth football in Germany. The event combines the tradition of club life with the future of football.