U-20 - Revision history

Go wiles at 22:44, 28 August 2008

2008-08-28T22:44:21Z

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	'''U-20''' is the abbreviation for ''Under-20'', the youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.		'''U-20''' is the abbreviation for ''Under-20'', the youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each [[country]] selects their best youth [[players]] up to 20 years of [[players#age\|age]] (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.

	The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two ~~seasons~~, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match. The format is the same as for the senior [[World Cup]], with the schedule offset one season from the senior edition.		The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two [[season]]s, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match. The format is the same as for the senior [[World Cup]], with the schedule offset one season from the senior edition.

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Mod-Karlthegreat at 03:41, 10 January 2008

2008-01-10T03:41:46Z

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	~~Abbreviation of~~ Under-20~~. The~~ youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.		'''U-20''' is the abbreviation for ''Under-20'', the youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.

	The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two seasons, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match. The format is the same as for the senior [[World Cup]], with the schedule offset one season from the senior edition.		The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two seasons, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match. The format is the same as for the senior [[World Cup]], with the schedule offset one season from the senior edition.

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SassineFC: categorized

2007-03-30T14:16:00Z

categorized

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	The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two seasons, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match. The format is the same as for the senior [[World Cup]], with the schedule offset one season from the senior edition.		The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two seasons, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match. The format is the same as for the senior [[World Cup]], with the schedule offset one season from the senior edition.

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Mr Wednesday: HT season != year

2006-08-16T20:48:32Z

HT season != year

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	Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.		Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.

	The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two seasons, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match. The format is the same as for the senior [[World Cup]], with the schedule offset one ~~year~~ from the senior edition.		The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two seasons, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match. The format is the same as for the senior [[World Cup]], with the schedule offset one season from the senior edition.

Mr Wednesday: Added a note about U-20 WC format being the same as senior WC

2006-08-16T20:48:07Z

Added a note about U-20 WC format being the same as senior WC

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	Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.		Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.

	The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two seasons, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match.		The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two seasons, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match. The format is the same as for the senior [[World Cup]], with the schedule offset one year from the senior edition.

Kc-jake at 16:12, 16 August 2006

2006-08-16T16:12:08Z

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	Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.		Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.

			The [[U-20 World Cup]] is held every two seasons, with one season being qualification matches, and the other season being group play, semi-finals, and the final match.

203.155.1.245 at 15:29, 26 November 2005

2005-11-26T15:29:48Z

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	Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National ~~teams~~\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.		Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National Teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.

203.155.1.245 at 15:28, 26 November 2005

2005-11-26T15:28:39Z

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	Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.		Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National teams\|National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.

Ukelele: new

2005-11-25T22:36:54Z

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Abbreviation of Under-20. The youth-equivalent of the [[National Team]]. Each country selects their best youth players up to 20 years of age (so actually it should be called U-21) and send them off to play international matches against foreign U-20 teams.