XI International Futsal Tournament
Petersburg's Autumn 2003
26-30/11/2003
Sankt Petersburg (Russia)

In memory of the 1st Captain of the Russian National Futsal Team Alexey Stepanov

Group A
Russia U-21
Poland U-21
Belarus U-21
Czech Republic U-21

Group B
Netherlands U-21
Ukraine U-21
Moldova U-21
Latvia U-21

26/11/2003
14.30 Ukraine - Moldova 9-2 (4-1)
16.00 Poland - Belarus 4-4 (2-0)
17.30 Netherlands - Latvia 6-3 (3-2)
19.00 Opening ceremony
19.30 Russia - Czech Republic 2-0 (1-0)

27/11/2003
11.15 Netherlands - Moldova 1-1 (0-0)
12.45 Ukraine - Latvia 7-0 (2-0)
14.15 Poland - Czech Republic 2-7 (2-3)
15.45 Russia - Belarus 3-0 (2-0)

28/11/2003
12.00 Moldova - Latvia 5-2 (2-2)
13.30 Belarus - Czech Republic 2-5 (0-2)
15.00 Netherlands - Ukraine 2-3 (0-2)
16.30 Russia - Poland 3-0 (2-0)

Group A - Standing
1. Russia U-21 -----------------3-3-0-0--8--0-9
2. Czech Republic U-21 ---------3-2-0-1-12--6-6
3. Belarus U-21 ----------------3-0-1-2--6-12-1
4. Poland U-21 -----------------3-0-1-2--6-14-1

Group B - Standing
1. Ukraine U-21 ----------------3-3-0-0-19--4-9
2. Netherlands U-21 ------------3-1-1-1--9--7-4
3. Moldova U-21 ----------------3-1-1-1--8-12-4
4. Latvia U-21 -----------------3-0-0-3--5-18-0

29/11/2003
5th-8th Semi-Finals
10.00 3rd A - 4th B Belarus - Latvia 6-2 (3-0)
11.30 4th A - 3rd B Poland - Moldova 1-1 (1-0) 5-6 a.p.
1st-4th Semi-Finals
15.00 1st A - 2nd B Russia - Netherlands 9-2 (3-1)
16.30 2nd A - 1st B Ukraine - Czech Republic 3-2 (1-1)

30/11/2003
7th-8th Place Match
13.00 Latvia - Poland 3-4 (2-1)

5th-6th Place Match
14.30 Belarus - Moldova 5-1 (1-0)

3rd-4th Place Match
16.00 Netherlands - Czech Republic 3-5 (2-0)

Final
17.30 Russia - Ukraine 3-2 (2-0)

19.00
Awarding ceremony

Petersburg's Autumn 2003 Winner:
RUSSIA

Petersburg's Autumn Story:
2003 - Russia (Under 21 Team)
2002 - Norilsky Nickel (Norilsk, Russia)
2001 - Norilsky Nickel (Norilsk, Russia)
2000 - Koil (Kogalim, Russia)
1999 - Politech (St.-Petersburg, Russia)
1998 - Not played
1997 - Zenit (St.-Petersburg, Russia)
1996 - Zenit (St.-Petersburg, Russia)
1995 - PSI (St.-Petersburg, Russia)
1994 - Mekhanizator (Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine)
1993 - Dina (Moscow, Russia)
1992 - Lokomotiv (St.-Petersburg, Russia)