Regions’ Cup finals draw in Munich on 13 March

The UEFA Regions’ Cup finals draw will be on Wednesday 13 March at Fußball Arena München during half-time of the UEFA Champions League round of 16 second leg between Bayern and Liverpool, which kicks off at 20:45CET.

Bavaria will host the finals from 18 to 26 June, the German region one of eight qualifiers for the European amateur finals along with teams from the Czech Republic, France, Poland, Russia, Spain, Slovakia and Turkey.

In the draw the teams will be split into two groups of four, to be played on 18, 20 and 23 June. The two group winners progress to the final on 26 June to compete for a trophy won in 2017 by Zagreb from Croatia, who missed out in qualifying this time around.

Finalists

2017 UEFA Regions’ Cup review

Bavaria (GER, hosts)
Castilla y León (ESP)
Dolnośląski (POL)
Hradec Králové (CZE)
Istanbul (TUR)
Ligue de Normandie (FRA)
South Region – Chayka (RUS)
West Slovakia (SVK)

Qualifying: matches; final standings
Former champions qualified: Dolnośląski (2007), Castilla y León (2009)
Spain have a team in the finals for a record eighth time
Istanbul hosted the 2017 tournament
Hradec Králové are a record seventh different Czech team to qualify
Ligue de Normandie were formed in 2016 by a merger of clubs including 2007 qualifiers Ligue de Basse-Normandie
Zagreb of Croatia, 2017 winners and 2015 runners-up, were beaten to the 2019 finals by Ligue de Normandie
The Irish representatives, who won in 2015 but lost in the 2017 final, missed out behind West Slovakia