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6–9 May 2027

2027 edition

39th edition of the boys’ tournament and 12th edition of the girls’ tournament: the Mondial Pupilles de Plomelin is back for the Ascension weekend.

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2027 edition — Plomelin6–9 May 2027
177days
15hours
54min
17sec
Schedule

The tournament

Age groups and format

96 teams: 72 boys’ and 24 girls’ teams

Boys’ tournament

U12 and U13 players

Born between 1 January 2014 and 31 December 2015.

Girls’ tournament

U12, U13 and U14 players

Born between 1 January 2013 and 31 December 2015.

Teams

14 to 16 players and 3 staff

11-a-side matches, in 11 venues of 8 teams each.

Matches

7 matches of 2 × 12 min

From Thursday to Saturday, then 1 × 24 min for the knockout matches on Sunday.

Schedule

The four days at a glance

Tournament brochure
Thursday6 May
  • Start of the group stage, in a league format
Friday7 May
  • Group stage continues
Saturday8 May
  • Last group matches
  • Boys’ round of 16 and girls’ quarter-finals
  • Prize-giving in each venue
Sunday9 May · Plomelin
  • Boys’ quarter-finals and girls’ semi-finals
  • Grand parade of the 96 teams, then the finals in front of 6,000 spectators
  • Prize-giving
Two players challenging for the ball during the finals in Plomelin

Applications

Teams from all over the world

Nearly 20 foreign teams, around thirty professional clubs and regional and local clubs: applications for 2027 are open.

  • Applications until 30 November 2026
  • Selected teams announced around 18 December 2026
  • Draw for the 11 venues on 5 February 2027

Register a team

Coming to the Mondial Pupilles:

  • AJ Auxerre
  • Angers SCO
  • AS Saint-Étienne
  • Dijon FCO
  • EA Guingamp
  • FC Lorient
  • FC Metz
  • FC Nantes
  • Girondins de Bordeaux
  • Le Havre AC
  • Olympique de Marseille
  • Pau FC
  • Rodez Aveyron Football
  • SM Caen
  • Stade Brestois 29
  • Stade Rennais FC
  • Toulouse FC
  • US Concarneau
  • Standard de Liège

A popular celebration

Hospitality, crowds and web TV

Accommodation and meals

Teams stay with host families from the moment they arrive. Breakfast and dinner are taken with the families; lunch is provided by the tournament organisers.

Spectators

20,000 spectators over the four days, including 6,000 on Sunday, and plenty of entertainment at the venues.

Web TV and results

Reports, group matches and the whole of Sunday broadcast live. Results of every match are published as they come in and followed online from 90 countries.

Take part

Clubs, families, volunteers: join the Mondial

Register your team, host a player or lend a hand during the four days of the tournament.