The street football Red Bull Four 2 Score tournament has concluded in Tashkent: the champions are heading to Austria!
On April 27 of this year, the national stage of the international tournament Red Bull Four 2 Score, held in a unique and interesting format, took place in Tashkent. The team "POSITIVE TM" won the championship, securing the right to participate in the world final on behalf of Uzbekistan.
The uniqueness of the Red Bull Four 2 Score tournament lies in the fact that the matches are held on a smaller field, in a 4x4 format, and without goalkeepers. The games last a total of 10 minutes, and the goals scored in the tournament are evaluated in a special way. For example, goals scored in the first and last 60 seconds of the game bring 2 points to the teams. Today, this competition is held in more than 25 countries, and the winning teams will participate in the prestigious world final in Salzburg, Austria, in September.
In the national stage organized at the Yunusabad sports complex in Tashkent, a total of 63 teams competed for the national championship. In a final rich in intense battles, the "POSITIVE TM" team defeated the experienced "YooToo 1" team with a score of 3:0, winning the opportunity to represent the country in Austria.
Ruslan Veklik, a 25-year-old member of the winning team, expressed his feelings after the tournament:
“The excitement is very high! This victory is very significant for us. The most challenging and mentally tough game was not the final, but against our close friends — the "PROGRESS" team. By fate's decree, today we achieved the championship and will proudly defend our country's flag in Austria!”
Red Bull Four 2 Score is an interesting tournament not only for professionals but also for football fans of all levels. The world final of this international championship will take place at the home stadium of the "Red Bull Salzburg" club, where the best teams from various countries will compete against each other.
Now all fans' attention is focused on the "POSITIVE TM" team, which will defend Uzbekistan's honor. We wish them good luck in the world final!
