Delme Cup & Bechtle Masters: Football fever in Delmenhorst and Wildeshausen!

Delme Cup & Bechtle Masters: Football fever in Delmenhorst and Wildeshausen!

Indoor football is a popular winter activity in Germany, offering an exciting playing field for both amateurs and junior teams. And while the sports world is looking forward to the Delme Cup on December 28th in Delmenhorst, the Bechtle Hallenmasters in Wildeshausen from January 2nd to 4th will also attract the attention of football fans. With over 25 teams and a large fan base, both events promise exciting games.

Again Weser courier reported, the Delme Cup will take place in the new stadium hall with a capacity of 750 spectators. However, the organizers are expecting over 1,000 visitors, which indicates the great interest in the region. The Delme Cup has already been successfully organized in the past and spectators can look forward to a first-class gaming experience.

Diverse participation and fundraising

A special highlight is the fact that part of the proceeds from the Delme Cup are donated to the Löwenherz children's hospice. This shows the social commitment of the organizers and makes the tournament not only a sporting but also a charitable event.

Before the main tournament, a youth tournament for the U10 JSG Delmenhorst will be held on December 27th, which offers the young talents a platform to show their skills and present themselves in the community. Ten teams have already confirmed their participation in the main tournament in the Delme Cup, including local district and district league teams. Unique this year is the installation of an all-round barrier, which benefits both the fun of the game and the safety of the spectators.

Bechtle Indoor Masters and other events

The Bechtle Indoor Masters, organized by the second team of VfL Wildeshausen, takes place over three exciting days and offers fans the opportunity to watch thrilling games in the Wallschule. VfL Wildeshausen's title defense promises additional excitement and competitive spirit. Here, too, the game is played with an all-round band, while other tournaments, such as the over-40 New Year's Eve Cup and the second men's New Year's Eve Cup, appeal to kickers and fans alike.

A look beyond the borders of Schleswig-Holstein shows that indoor football has many faces throughout Germany. The WECHNER U12 Indoor Masters recently took place, in which teams such as FC Augsburg and RB Salzburg took part. As the Peitinger According to reports, the tournament was a complete success and the players were able to prove themselves more than once. The best players also received awards.

Overall, it shows that indoor football not only offers an exciting alternative in winter, but also promotes a wide range of community and club life. The upcoming events in Delmenhorst and Wildeshausen are part of a long tradition that began in 1956 with the first German indoor soccer tournaments Club ticket describes.

So let's look forward to unforgettable days full of passion and sporting spirit, while indoor football delights numerous fans in Northern Germany!