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== Final Eight ==
== Final Eight ==
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Revision as of 18:28, 18 August 2020

Alpen Cup – S.11
Tournament details
Host  Schweiz
Season(s) Seasons 74-75
Teams 64
Final positions
Champions FC Thunder
Runner-up Jasiu Hotspur
← S.10 S.12 →

The Alpen Cup – Season 11 is the 11th edition of the Alpen Cup (English: Cup of the Alps), played in global season 75 between 25 May and 13 July 2020. Santa Barbosa AluDosa is the defending champions. The tournament was won for the second time by FC Thunder, defeating Jasiu Hotspur in the final.

Information

The group stage began on 25 May 2020 and ended on 8 June 2020. That made that the Alpen Cup could also be use by some clubs for pre-season friendly matches.

Santa Barbosa AluDosa were the defending champions, but were eliminated by Preussen Lünen in the Eighth-finals. The tournament was won for the second time by FC Thunder, defeating Jasiu Hotspur in the final.

Participating teams

A total of 64 teams participated in the tournament, including the current and past champion(s):

Final Eight

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FC Thunder, Champion team logo
Quarter-finals   Semi-finals   Final
                   
           
 Jasiu Hotspur  2
 Tweezers  1  
 Jasiu Hotspur  7
   TSV1948Lonnerst  0  
 TSV1948Lonnerst  5
 
 Kiru Biru  3  
 Jasiu Hotspur  6
    FC Thunder  7
 Pancreas Pantal  2
 
 FishHouse  0  
 Pancreas Pantal  0
   FC Thunder  3  
 Preussen Lünen  0
 FC Thunder  3  


Top goalscorers

The top scorers from the 11th Alpen Cup are as follows:

Pos. Player Team Goals
1 Estonia Nikolay Uruskin FishHouse 9
2 England Alistair Singal Jasiu Hotspur 8
" Brazil Juarez Gonçalves Galáticos RS 8
4 Hungary Dominik Fodor Tavarnuzze 7
5 England Jimmy Barnes The B/H Strollers 6

See also