Preliminary stage and women’s football
Opening match day with local teams and the start of the women’s programme.
14th edition · L’Ampolla
Youth football, memory and social commitment. An event that connects Terres de l’Ebre with leading clubs and turns sporting values into actions that can save lives.

Jordi Pitarque Ceprià Municipal Sports Facilities
Current edition
The 14th edition will once again turn L’Ampolla into a meeting point for youth football. Every fixture, pitch and competition time slot is now available.
Opening match day with local teams and the start of the women’s programme.
Sixteen teams, four groups and matches across both pitches, morning and afternoon.
Quarter-finals, semi-finals, the grand final and an inclusive-football gathering.
Published schedules and rules for teams, families and supporters.
Official draw · 2026 edition
Before the ball starts rolling, every group opens a new story. Discover the teams in the preliminary stage, the women’s tournament and the final stage of the 14th edition.
Draw boards for the 14th edition (2026). Times and pitches are subject to confirmation.
Practical information
More than images
Every edition is a shared story. It begins long before the first whistle, grows with every team and continues after the scoreboard has stopped.

The poster, the teams and the town announce that a new edition is here.

Players, families and professionals share experiences that go far beyond the pitch.

Prevention, inclusion and values turn each match day into an experience that leaves a mark.
A story on film · 7 min 28 sec
The film brings together the Association, healthcare professionals and participants, showing how Jordi’s memory becomes training and action.
Open the video ↗In 2026, new daily highlights and a final aftermovie will continue this story.
What makes us different
The boys’ competition, women’s football and the Genuïns gathering come together in one project built around learning, inclusion and prevention.
Meet the AssociationCompetition, effort and shared experience between local clubs and leading academies.
A dedicated programme connecting teams from Terres de l’Ebre with invited clubs.
Inclusive sport and participation for people with intellectual disabilities.
Practical CPR, basic life support and AED training.
Since 2011
The tournament was created around two of Jordi’s great passions: football and children. Today it is an established youth-football event and a platform for awareness, training and inclusion.

Media coverage
More than a decade of coverage across press, television and digital media confirms the tournament’s roots and reach. For brands, it means visibility with context, credibility and lasting value.