International Futsal Tournament
for U-21 National Teams
Sankt Petersburg (Russia)
10-14/11/2004

Referees:
Grigory Berezkin (Russia)
Gennady Alexeev (Russia)
Valerio Ierace (Italy)
Kiazo Leladze (Latvia)
Abdallah Benazzi (Netherlands)
Viacheslav Daragan (Ukraine)
Timekeeper: Mikhail Kozik (Russia)

FIXTURE

10/11/2004
14.15 Czech Republic - Latvia 6-3 (4-0)
15.55 Belarus - Sankt Petersburg 1-2 (0-1)
17.35 Ukraine - Italy 5-1 (3-1)
19.15 Opening ceremony
19.45 Russia - Netherlands 4-0 (3-0)

11/11/2004
14.30 Ukraine - Sankt Petersburg 1-2 (0-0)
16.10 Belarus - Italy 2-2 (1-1)
17.50 Netherlands - Czech Republic 1-4 (1-2)
19.30 Russia - Latvia 9-1 (4-1)

12/11/2004
14.30 Netherlands - Latvia 3-4 (2-2)
16.10 Italy - Sankt Petersburg 6-2 (3-1)
17.50 Ukraine - Belarus 7-0 (2-0)
19.30 Russia - Czech Republic 5-3 (5-2)

Group A - Final Standing
1. Russia ----------------------3-3-0-0-18--4-9
2. Czech Republic --------------3-2-0-1-13--9-6
3. Latvia ----------------------3-1-0-2--8-18-3
4. Netherlands -----------------3-0-0-3--4-12-0

Group B - Final Standing
1. Sankt Petersburg ------------3-2-0-1--7--8-6
2. Ukraine ---------------------3-2-0-1-13--3-6
3. Italy -----------------------3-1-1-1--9-10-4
4. Belarus ---------------------3-0-1-2--3-11-1

Note: Sankt Petersburg qualified as first team having defeated Ukraine, even if with a worst goal average.


13/11/2004
14.30 Semifinal 5/8 places (3A – 4B)
Latvia - Belarus 1-2 (0-0)
16.10 Semifinal 5-8 places (4A – 3B)
Netherlands - Italy 2-4 (0-0)
17.50 Semifinal 1/4 places (2A – 1B)
Czech Republic - Sankt Petersburg 1-4 (1-2)
19.00 Semifinal 1/4 places (1A – 2B)
Russia - Ukraine 4-3 (1-1)

14/11/2004
11.00 -- 7th/8th Place Match
Latvia - Netherlands 4-7
13.35 -- 5th/6th Place Match
Belarus - Italy 2-3
16.10 -- 3rd/4th Place Match
Czech Republic - Ukraine 1-3 (0-1)
19.00 -- Final Match
Russia - Sankt Petersburg 3-2 (0-0)

20.45 Awarding ceremony

Final Classific:
1. Russia
2. Sankt Petersburg
3. Ukraine
4. Czech Republic
5. Italy
6. Belarus
7. Netherlands
8. Latvia

Sankt Petersburg´s Autumn 2004 Winner:
RUSSIA

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Sankt Petersburg's Autumn Story:

2004 - Russia (Under 21 Team)
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)