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| year = 2025 | | year = 2025 | ||
| image = | | image = Tea Cup Trophy.png | ||
| size = | | size = 150px | ||
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| caption = | | caption = ''Tea Cup Trophy'' | ||
| city = | | city = [[Agra]], [[Keruliya]], [[Manbai]] and [[Maulikpur]] | ||
| country = {{team | | country = {{team flagn|Çakaristan}} | ||
| dates = | | dates = 10 February 2025 - 20 March 2025 | ||
| num_teams = | | num_teams = 7 | ||
| confederations = | | confederations = 2 | ||
| venues = 4 | | venues = 4 | ||
| cities = 4 | | cities = 4 | ||
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The [[Tea Cup]] is an proposed international female [[wikipedia:association football|football]] competition for nations whose national drink is tea. The initiative was taken by [[Çakaristan]] and organised the tournament in cooperation with the [[FMFF|Fédération Micraise de Football Féminin]]. The tournament's matches would be played in four stadiums in four different cities around [[Çakaristan]]. | The [[Tea Cup]] is an proposed international female [[wikipedia:association football|football]] competition for nations whose national drink is tea. The initiative was taken by [[Çakaristan]] and organised the tournament in cooperation with the [[FMFF|Fédération Micraise de Football Féminin]]. The tournament's matches would be played in four stadiums in four different cities around [[Çakaristan]]. | ||
As only tea nations were invited, there were five nations: [[Çakaristan]], [[Constancia]], [[Hurmu]], [[Lac Glacei]] and [[The Hexarchy]]. This was supplemented by a former nation, the [[Jingdaoese Empire]], now as [[Greater Kildare]] part of the [[Imperial Republic of Shireroth]]. | As only tea nations were invited, there were five nations: [[Çakaristan]], [[Constancia]], [[Hurmu]], [[Lac Glacei]] and [[The Hexarchy]]. This was supplemented by a former nation, the [[Jingdaoese Empire]], now as [[Greater Kildare]] part of the [[Imperial Republic of Shireroth]]. As well as the [[Sanpantul|unincorporated territory of Sanpantul]] was invited, being a former independent tea nation. | ||
The tournament's main sponsor is the [[Köping Tea Company]]. | The tournament's main sponsor is the [[Köping Tea Company]]. | ||
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==Organisation== | |||
=== Venues === | |||
The selected stadiums were also part of the [[Çakaristan 2025 FMF World Cup bid|bid for the 2025 FMF World Cup]]. The stadiums with less than 30,000 seats were immediately excluded. Through the courts, the owner of the [[Kadim Tarlabaşı Stadium]] tried to be selected after all, as the stadium is being renovated to potentially provide 32,000 seats. But the court turned it down because it was not certain how many seats would eventually be provided, the renovation was not yet finished and the selection was made based on the current available stadiums. After all, elsewhere in the country there were stadiums under construction where more than 30,000 seats might also be available. | |||
To the dismay of [[Lucy Myksos]], the [[ÇaýDome]] in [[Chaybajar]], her hometown, was not selected. Cities and stadiums were chosen that were relatively near each other and could be reached by train. The [[Çakari National Railways]] is organising the ‘Cup Express’, as it was intended at the [[2025 FMF World Cup]]. | |||
The list of stadiums, sorted by capacity: | |||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" width="70%" | |||
|- | |||
!width=250 |Image | |||
!width=250 |Stadium | |||
!width=100 |Location | |||
!width=100 |Capacity | |||
|- | |||
| [[File:AkbarStadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Akbar Stadium]] || [[Agra]] || 110,000 | |||
|- | |||
| [[File:Emerald Arena.jpg|250px]] || [[Emerald Arena]] || [[Maulikpur]] || 60,254 | |||
|- | |||
| [[File:Dolphins tub.jpg|250px]] || [[Dolphins tub]] || [[Manbai]] || 45,300 | |||
|- | |||
| [[File:Jangala Stadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Jangala Stadium]] || [[Keruliya]] || 40,000 | |||
|} | |||
=== Invited teams === | |||
The following teams were invited: | |||
*{{team flagn|Çakaristan|women's football}} | |||
*{{team flag|Constancia|women's football}} | |||
*{{team flag|Hurmu|women's football}} | |||
*{{team flag|Lac Glacei|women's football}} | |||
*{{team flag|Sanpantul|women's football}} | |||
*{{team flag|Shireroth|women's football}} | |||
*{{team flag|The Hexarchy|women's football}} | |||
=== Medals and trophy === | |||
The top-three teams at the competition are presented medals while the remaining teams are presented participation banners.Along with their medals, the winning team is presented the Tea Cup Trophy, although the trophy remains in the possession of the [[ÇFF|Çakaristan Football Federation]]. | |||
=== Sponsorship === | |||
The following companies have acted as principal sponsors: | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
!Logo | |||
!Sponsor | |||
!Notes | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:Köping Tea Company logo.png|80px]] | |||
|[[Köping Tea Company]] | |||
|Main sponsor | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:Cakari National Railways logo.png|80px]] | |||
|[[Çakari National Railways]] | |||
|Provides the ‘Cup Express’ for transport | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:Farrah hotels logo.jpg|80px]] | |||
|[[Farrah Hotels]] | |||
|Provides the team facilities. | |||
|} | |||
===Media coverage=== | |||
[[File:Dorangtv logo.png|thumb|right]] | |||
The tournament is covered by [[Dorang TV]] for broadcasting. For broadcasts in the invited nations, streaming will be made available through Dorang TV. | |||
[[category:Football competitions]] | [[category:Football competitions]] | ||
[[category:Women's football]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:55, 22 January 2025
 Tea Cup Trophy | |
| Tournament details | |
|---|---|
| Host country |
 Çakaristan |
| City | Agra, Keruliya, Manbai and Maulikpur |
| Dates | 10 February 2025 - 20 March 2025 |
| Teams | 7 (from 2 confederations) |
| Venue(s) | 4 (in 4 host cities) |
| Tournament statistics | |
| Matches played | 25 |
The Tea Cup is an proposed international female football competition for nations whose national drink is tea. The initiative was taken by Çakaristan and organised the tournament in cooperation with the Fédération Micraise de Football Féminin. The tournament's matches would be played in four stadiums in four different cities around Çakaristan.
As only tea nations were invited, there were five nations: Çakaristan, Constancia, Hurmu, Lac Glacei and The Hexarchy. This was supplemented by a former nation, the Jingdaoese Empire, now as Greater Kildare part of the Imperial Republic of Shireroth. As well as the unincorporated territory of Sanpantul was invited, being a former independent tea nation.
The tournament's main sponsor is the Köping Tea Company.
Organisation
Venues
The selected stadiums were also part of the bid for the 2025 FMF World Cup. The stadiums with less than 30,000 seats were immediately excluded. Through the courts, the owner of the Kadim Tarlabaşı Stadium tried to be selected after all, as the stadium is being renovated to potentially provide 32,000 seats. But the court turned it down because it was not certain how many seats would eventually be provided, the renovation was not yet finished and the selection was made based on the current available stadiums. After all, elsewhere in the country there were stadiums under construction where more than 30,000 seats might also be available.
To the dismay of Lucy Myksos, the ÇaýDome in Chaybajar, her hometown, was not selected. Cities and stadiums were chosen that were relatively near each other and could be reached by train. The Çakari National Railways is organising the ‘Cup Express’, as it was intended at the 2025 FMF World Cup.
The list of stadiums, sorted by capacity:
| Image | Stadium | Location | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Akbar Stadium | Agra | 110,000 |
 |
Emerald Arena | Maulikpur | 60,254 |
 |
Dolphins tub | Manbai | 45,300 |
 |
Jangala Stadium | Keruliya | 40,000 |
Invited teams
The following teams were invited:
Medals and trophy
The top-three teams at the competition are presented medals while the remaining teams are presented participation banners.Along with their medals, the winning team is presented the Tea Cup Trophy, although the trophy remains in the possession of the Çakaristan Football Federation.
Sponsorship
The following companies have acted as principal sponsors:
| Logo | Sponsor | Notes |
|---|---|---|
|
Köping Tea Company | Main sponsor |
|
Çakari National Railways | Provides the ‘Cup Express’ for transport |
|
Farrah Hotels | Provides the team facilities. |
Media coverage
The tournament is covered by Dorang TV for broadcasting. For broadcasts in the invited nations, streaming will be made available through Dorang TV.
