What’s New
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MUPC World Finals - Final Standings
9th August 2009 -
Sao Paulo crowned MUPC Champions 2009!
9th August 2009 -
Sir Alex's thoughts on MUPC World Finals 2009
8th August 2009 -
MUPC World Finals - Day Three
8th August 2009 -
MUPC Round Up - Day One
6th August 2009 -
Final top twenty under-15 teams travel to Manchester
1st August 2009 -
Right to Dream African Champions again!
18th June 2009 -
China champion - Changchun Yatai FC
2nd June 2009 -
Orlando Pirates back in town!
1st June 2009 -
Belgian Club KRC Genk crowned European Champions
1st June 2009 -
Arsenal SC make it to the MUPC World Finals again!
1st June 2009 -
Werder Bremen qualify from Germany
21st April 2009 -
West Bromwich Albion crowned UK Champions
16th April 2009 -
AS Roma return to Manchester for World Finals
1st April 2009 -
Chilean and Korean teams confirmed for World Finals
30th March 2009 -
India direct spot to World Finals
30th March 2009 -
MUPC World Finals Qualification Process
30th March 2009 -
Africa Regionals
30th March 2009
Right to Dream African Champions again!
Defending Africa Premier Cup Champions Right to Dream Academy retained their title following an exciting final match against Enppi in Hilversum at Nike's European Heatquarters on Wednesday 17 June 2009. An early goal from the Ghanaian team set the scene for a thrilling match and Enppi's determind performance soon led to an equaliser, leaving the match 1:1 after normal time.
Explosive end to end action followed in extra time, with both teams missing the net by the narrowest of margins. The prospect of penalty kicks beconed when Right to Dream's dogged resilience matched with moments of individual brilliance eventually paid off with a winning goal - just minutes away from the final whistle.
Right to Dream held on through the inevitable fight back from Enppi and the match ended 2:1, with Right to Dream worthy winners of the title, and more importantly, a place in the World Finals of the Manchester United Premier Cup in August.