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About MUNDIALITO METROPOLITANA

Mundialito Metropolitana

The Mundialito Metropolitana is an amateur football league for children and youth in the Lima metropolitan area. It is organized by the Asociación Mundialito Metropolitana and is open to teams of all skill levels.

History

The Mundialito Metropolitana was founded in 2003 by a group of football enthusiasts who wanted to create a competitive and fun environment for young players. The league has grown steadily over the years and now has over 100 teams participating.

Format

The Mundialito Metropolitana is a round-robin tournament. Each team plays each other team once, with the top teams advancing to the playoffs. The playoffs are single-elimination, with the winner being crowned the champion.

Age Groups

The Mundialito Metropolitana is divided into four age groups:

Sub-6
Sub-8
Sub-10
Sub-12

The age groups are determined by the player's birth date.

Rules
The Mundialito Metropolitana follows the rules of the International Football Association Board (FIFA). However, there are some modifications to the rules to make the game more suitable for young players. For example, the size of the field is smaller and the games are shorter.

Venues

The Mundialito Metropolitana is played at a variety of venues throughout the Lima metropolitan area. The venues are selected based on their availability and suitability for football.

Prizes

The top teams in the Mundialito Metropolitana are awarded prizes, such as trophies, medals, and certificates. The winning team in each age group is also awarded a spot in the Copa America Infantil, which is a national tournament for young players.