After two years of forced stop, youth rink hockey returns with a double review at the same time in the city of Paredes. With the organization of FPP (Federaçao de Patinagem de Portugal), the first of a long series in this 2021, two European championships will be played in 5 days together, Under 17 (40th edition) and Under 19 (52nd edition). The venue is the new Pavilhao Municipal de Paredes that will host every day from 11 to 22 hours, the six participating nations. The public will also be present, with a percentage of 50% as explained in the new Portuguese national rules. For the Under 17 Championship 6 teams registered (Andorra, England, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain), while for the Under 19 4 nations are inscribed (England, Italy, Portugal, Spain). In the last Under 17 championship two years ago in Torres Vedras to triumph was Spain over Portugal. This year the formula will be a single-phase, all against all to award the title: who has more points wins after the five scheduled games.
In the last Under 19 championship in Viana do Castelho, three years ago, Spain again won the title over Italy. There will be a first qualifying phase all against all and then semi-finals and finals on Friday and Saturday. A return to normality will be good for the whole world of rink hockey.
The first step of the championship will be the Opening Ceremony on Monday at 21.15 at the Pavilhao Municipal de Paredes and then the first match will be Italy x England from 11 hours on Tuesday, always all in the live streaming on our webtv europe.worldskate.tv.
Pavilhao Municipal de Paredes
REFEREES DESIGNATED
For the matches to be played in this event, are designated the following European International Referees.
PORTUGAL: Paulo Almeida, Teofilo Casimiro, Silvia Coelho, Pedro Figueiredo
SPAIN: Alvaro de la Hera, Josep Ribò
ITALY: Simone Brambilla, Francesco Stallone
FRANCE: Nuno Melo
ENGLAND: Bruno Sosa
AZEMAD MVP
The two “Azemad MVP” trophies for best goalkeeper and best players of the two European Championship will be awarded at the end of the tournaments. The accredited press will determine the four winners.
LIVE COVERAGE
The new WEBTV of World Skate Europe. will be broadcasted by http://europe.worldskate.tv with the portuguese voice of Josè Santos. The TV production is assigned to the crew of Hoqueipatins.pt, Pedro Cabral and Bruno Soares with their 10 cameras in entire the rink. After every match will be broadcasted also the press conferences. The live events will be streamed also by the Portuguese Federation ( tv.fpp.pt) and Italian Federation ( hockeypista.fisrtv.it )
After the matches, you will find the Highlights in our WebTV and also in our new Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.
SPECIAL COVERAGE FOR WSEUROPE-RINKHOCKEY WEBSITE
WSE-RH will follow with special coverage in social network and in the section of two European championships www.wseurope-rinkhockey.org/
Every Match will be covered from our OFFICIAL LIVESCORING in multi-language with all the official statistics during the games.
OFFICIAL HASHTAGS -> #okeurou17 #okeurou19 #okparedes
STUFF FOR MEDIA
WSERH gives you the possibility to download and use some photos of each match after the first half time with royalty-free copyright and free use (Credits to “Antonio Lopes / WSE-RH”. PHOTO DRIVE -> http://bit.ly/okeurou172021
If you need also the official highlights from the matches, we will upload them asap in our webtv (HD file) – VIDEO DRIVE -> http://bit.ly/okeurou17-
Schedule – Pavilhao Municipal de Paredes
Tuesday 7th September 2021 (local time: Greenwich time, +1 Central Europe Time)
Under 17 – 1st matchday
h 11 – France x Spain
h 15 – Italy x England
h 17 – Portugal x Andorra
Under 19 – 1st matchday
h 19 – Spain x Italy
h 21 – Portugal x England
Wednesday 8th September 2021 (local time: Greenwich time, +1 Central Europe Time)
Under 17 – 2nd matchday
h 11 – Spain x England
h 15 – Andorra x Italy
h 17 – France x Portugal
Under 19 – 2nd matchday
h 19 – England x Spain
h 21 – Italy x Portugal
Thursday 9th September 2021 (local time: Greenwich time, +1 Central Europe Time)
Under 17 – 3rd matchday
h 11 – Andorra x Spain
h 15 – France x England
h 17 – Portugal x Italy
Under 19 – 3rd matchday
h 19 – Italy x England
h 21 – Portugal x Spain
Friday 10th September 2021 (local time: Greenwich time, +1 Central Europe Time)
Under 17 – 4th matchday
h 11 – France x Andorra
h 15 – Spain x Italy
h 17 – England x Portugal
Under 19 – Semifinals
Semifinal #2 – h 19 – 2nd Group x 3rd Group
Semifinal #1 – h 21 – 1st Group x 4th Group
Saturday 11th September 2021 (local time: Greenwich time, +1 Central Europe Time)
Under 17 – 5th matchday
h 11 – Italy x France
h 15 – England x Andorra
h 17 – Portugal x Spain
Under 19
Final 3rd-4th place – Looser Semifinal #1 x Looser Semifinal #2
Final 1st-2nd place – Winner Semifinal #1 x Winner Semifinal #2
HISTORY EURO UNDER 17
YEAR WINNER
1981 PORTUGAL
1982 ITALY
1983 ITALY
1984 ITALY
1985 PORTUGAL
1986 PORTUGAL
1987 PORTUGAL
1988 ITALY
1989 PORTUGAL
1990 SPAIN
1991 SPAIN
1992 ITALY
1993 SPAIN
1994 SPAIN
1995 SPAIN
1996 SPAIN
1997 SPAIN
1998 PORTUGAL
1999 PORTUGAL
2000 PORTUGAL
2001 SPAIN
2002 SPAIN
2003 SPAIN
2004 SPAIN
2005 PORTUGAL
2006 SPAIN
2007 SPAIN
2008 PORTUGAL
2009 PORTUGAL
2010 SPAIN
2011 SPAIN
2012 SPAIN
2013 PORTUGAL
2014 ITALY
2015 PORTUGAL
2016 SPAIN
2017 PORTUGAL
2018 SPAIN
2019 SPAIN
RECORDS
SPAIN: 19 – last: 2019
PORTUGAL: 14 – last: 2017
ITALY: 6 – last: 2014
HISTORY EURO UNDER 19
YEAR WINNER
1953 PORTUGAL
55-56 SPAIN
1957 SPAIN
1960 PORTUGAL
1962 SPAIN
1964 SPAIN
1966 SPAIN
1968 SPAIN
1969 PORTUGAL
1970 PORTUGAL
1971 PORTUGAL
1972 SPAIN
1973 SPAIN
1975 PORTUGAL
1976 PORTUGAL
1977 ITALY
1978 SPAIN
1979 SPAIN
1980 PORTUGAL
1981 SPAIN
1982 ITALY
1983 ITALY
1984 SPAIN
1985 ITALY
1986 ITALY
1987 SPAIN
1988 ITALY
1989 SPAIN
1990 ITALY
1991 ITALY
1992 PORTUGAL
1993 PORTUGAL
1994 PORTUGAL
1995 SPAIN
1996 SPAIN
1997 SPAIN
1998 SPAIN
1999 SPAIN
2000 PORTUGAL
2001 SPAIN
2002 SPAIN
2003 PORTUGAL
2004 SPAIN
2005 PORTUGAL
2006 SPAIN
2008 PORTUGAL
2010 PORTUGAL
2012 PORTUGAL
2014 PORTUGAL
2016 PORTUGAL
2018 SPAIN
RECORDS
SPAIN: 24 – last: 2018
PORTUGAL: 19 – last: 2016
ITALY: 8 – last: 1991
