L'Alcúdia International Football Tournament

The Torneo Internacional de Fútbol Sub-20 de L'Alcúdia (L'Alcúdia International Under-20 Football Tournament), better known as COTIF, is an annual international invitational football competition for youth teams, open to both clubs and national and autonomous teams, held in L'Alcúdia, Valencia since 1984.[1] Since 2012 it also holds a senior women's football tournament.[2] From the 2016 edition, the men's tournament will feature international under-20 teams only.

L'Alcúdia International Football Tournament
Founded1984
Current championsSpain Spain
Most successful team(s)Valencia CF
Websitewww.cotifalcudia.com (in Spanish)
2023 COTIF Tournament

Champions

Men's under-20 football
YearChampionRunner-up3rd4thMVPTop scorerBest goalkeeper
1984Spain ValenciaSpain Real MadridPortugal Povoa VarzimSpain CE L'AlcúdiaSpain M. BugalloSpain V.A. MartínezSpain A.F. Pérez
1985Spain ValenciaSpain BarcelonaSpain CE L'AlcúdiaSpain UD AlziraSpain M. DomínguezSpain M. DomínguezSpain A. Cámara
1986Soviet Union Soviet UnionSpain ValenciaPortugal S.L. BenficaSpain Sporting de GijónSoviet Union A. PiatnitskiGermany G. Poschner
1987Morocco MoroccoSpain ValenciaSpain SevillaSpain CE L'AlcúdiaMorocco B. TaotiqSpain J.A. BarragánSpain J.M. Romero
1988Soviet Union Soviet UnionAlgeria AlgeriaScotland Aberdeen FCSpain ValenciaSoviet Union S. KiriakovSpain A. PinillaSoviet Union Y. Okroshidze
1989Soviet Union Soviet UnionEast Germany East GermanySpain ValenciaSpain Athletic BilbaoSoviet Union M. QosimovSpain J. AyalaSoviet Union Y. Okroshidze
1990Brazil BrazilSoviet Union Soviet UnionSpain SpainSpain ValenciaBrazil Zé MaríaSpain A. ÁguilaBrazil R.J. de Noronha
1991Soviet Union Soviet UnionCameroon CameroonSpain CA OsasunaChile Unión EspañolaCameroon J.A. AbargaSoviet Union I. FaizulinSoviet Union I. Blyznyuk
1992Spain BarcelonaSpain ValenciaRussia RussiaUkraine Dnipro DnipropetrovskSpain I. de la PeñaRussia A. KonovalovRussia S. Alexandrov
1993Ukraine Ukraine[3]Chile ChileUnited States United StatesItaly ItalyChile F. FerragutUkraine H. MorozUkraine S. Dolhanskyi
1994Spain Real MadridDenmark BrøndbySpain ValenciaSpain BarcelonaChile S. RozentalSpain RaúlSpain R. Gómez
1995Ukraine UkraineSpain ValenciaItaly AC FiorentinaSpain Real MadridUkraine H. ZubovSpain I. MarchalUkraine S. Perkhun
1996Morocco MoroccoSpain ValenciaUruguay UruguaySpain Albacete BalompiéUruguay N. OliveraSpain J. CorderoMorocco P. El Jarrouni
1997Spain BarcelonaSpain Atlético de MadridSpain Real MadridSpain CE L'AlcúdiaSpain A. SánchezSpain D. Prats ?
1998Chile ChileRussia RussiaSpain Real MadridSpain BarcelonaArgentina D. MansoUruguay J. ChevantónSpain Bermúdez
1999Brazil CorinthiansArgentina Boca JuniorsMexico MexicoSpain Barcelona ? ? ?
2000Spain ValenciaArgentina Boca JuniorsBrazil PortuguesaSpain Real MadridBrazil R. OliveiraSpain KabiSpain A. Marrana
2001Brazil São PauloSpain BarcelonaPeru Alianza LimaSpain Real MadridSpain A. MoralBrazil KléberBrazil A. Dos Santos
2002Brazil BrazilUnited States USAUruguay UruguayCosta Rica Costa RicaBrazil CacáUruguay R. OliveraUnited States S. Cronin
2003Uruguay UruguayUkraine UkraineSpain Valencian CommunityEgypt EgyptUnited States C. MarshallUruguay E. FernándezUkraine S. Bohush
2004Spain EspanyolSpain VillarrealSpain ValenciaSpain BarcelonaSpain X. NadalSpain A. YagüeSpain G. Ribas
2005Spain ValenciaSpain BarcelonaSpain EspanyolBrazil CruzeiroCameroon F. Songo'oBrazil TadeuBrazil Flávio
2006Paraguay GuaraníBrazil GrêmioSpain ValenciaRussia RussiaParaguay D. MendietaBrazil A. Guerrero ?
2007Spain Real MadridSpain LevanteBrazil Atlético MineiroSpain SevillaBrazil LucianoBrazil EdílsonParaguay J. Silva
2008Spain VillarrealBrazil BrazilUruguay UruguayParaguay GuaraníBrazil WalterUruguay A. HernándezSpain R. Jiménez
2009Spain ValenciaVenezuela VenezuelaJapan JapanSpain VillarrealSpain IscoSpain R. MartíVenezuela R. Romo
2010Ecuador EcuadorBrazil SantosSpain ValenciaSpain VillarrealBrazil R. MotaSpain J. GraciaEcuador J. Jaramillo
2011Spain ValenciaBrazil JuventudeSpain VillarrealSpain LevanteSpain R. IbáñezSpain R. GarcíaBrazil A. Tomaz
2012Argentina ArgentinaSpain SpainSouth Korea South KoreaTurkey TurkeyArgentina A. RuizArgentina M. IcardiSpain A. Ortolá
2013Spain SpainArgentina ArgentinaMexico MexicoCanada CanadaSpain J. BernalAustralia P. SkapetisSpain A. Cantero
2014Brazil BrazilSpain LevanteArgentina ArgentinaEcuador EcuadorSpain PepeluBrazil GabrielSpain S. Tienza
2015Chile ChileSpain Atlético de MadridBrazil SantosSpain LevanteChile F. SierraltaChile J. VargasBrazil J. Víctor
Under 20 National Teams
YearChampionRunner-upMVPTop scorerBest goalkeeperBest manager
2016 Spain Spain Argentina Argentina Argentina Lautaro Martínez Spain Joel Rodríguez Argentina Facundo Nicolás Cambeses Spain Luis de la Fuente Castillo
2017 Spain Atlético de Madrid Spain Valencia CF
2018 Argentina Argentina Russia Russia
2019 Spain Spain Russia Russia
2021 Spain Elche CF Spain UD Alzira
2022 Argentina Argentina Uruguay Uruguay

Women's football
Main article: COTIF Women's Football Tournament
YearChampionRes.Runner-up3rd4thMVPTop scorer
2011Spain Levante UD2–0Spain Valencia CF
2012Spain Levante UD2–0Spain Valencia CFSpain CFF MarítimSpain Mislata CFFSpain Alharilla CasadoSpain Raquel Pinel
2013Spain Levante UD1–11Spain Valencia CFSpain Albacete BalompiéSpain Villarreal CFJapan Mitsue IwakuraSpain Olga García
2014Spain FC Barcelona1–0Spain Levante UDFrance Montpellier HSCSpain Valencia CFCameroon Francine ZougaSpain Nuria Garrote
2015Spain Athletic Bilbao1–0Spain Valencia CFSpain RCD Espanyol NamibiaSpain Irene ParedesSpain Georgina Carreras
2016 Spain Real Betis 1–12  Venezuela Spain RCD Espanyol  Kenya Kenya Mbeyu Esse Spain Irene Guerrero
2017Spain Atlético Madrid3–1Spain Valencia CFMorocco MoroccoSpain Levante UDSpain Sonia BermúdezBrazil Joyce Borini
2018Spain Levante UD1–0Spain Madrid CFFMorocco MoroccoSpain Albacete Balompié
2019Spain Spain U191–0Spain Villarreal CF IndiaBolivia Bolivia U19Spain María Colonques
2022Spain Villarreal CF2–1Argentina Argentina U20Spain Sheila GuijarroArgentina Agostina Holzheier

1 Levante UD won 3–2 on penalties. 2 Real Betis won 5–4 on penalties.

Broadcasting rights

See also
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References
  1. Argentina beats Spain in the final of the COTIF. Marca, 24/08/12
  2. Levante wins the first editionof the women's COTIF Archived 2012-08-27 at the Wayback Machine. Levante UD, 24/08/12
  3. Молодіжна Збірна України (мол) - 1993. ukr-footbal.org.ua
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