RANGERS CUP CLASSIC
THE GAME. THE CHALLENGE.
Traditional football. Real competition. U8, U10 and U12 play in separate age groups.
View competitions →RANGERS CUP 游侠杯
Play Football Differently.
A Shenzhen-based youth football cup brand, building towards connections across the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area. Classic competition and creative Fun Football.
RANGERS CUP FUN FOOTBALL
NEW RULES. NEW POSSIBILITIES.
Change the rules. Find a new way to play. Explore creative rounds and temporary team powers, with safety and fair play at the centre.
Event calendar
All →Approximately three Classic Friendlies and one Fun Football session each month. Saturday sessions: 13:00–15:00, except the internal test. Dates marked proposed await confirmation.
10/172026
ConfirmedRangers Cup Fun Football
Internal Test
· 14:00–16:00 · UTC+8
Venue details will be shared once confirmed.
Internal test · invited participants only10/242026
DraftProposedRangers Cup Classic
Classic Friendly
· 13:00–15:00 · UTC+8
Venue details will be shared once confirmed.
Register your interest ↗10/312026
DraftProposedRangers Cup Fun Football
Halloween Fun Football
· 13:00–15:00 · UTC+8
Venue details will be shared once confirmed.
Register your interest ↗Find your way to take part
Parents & families
Check age groups, event status and safety guidance, then enquire about taking part.
Event calendar →Clubs & schools
Send your team, age group and preferred session. The organiser confirms participation.
Register your interest →Partners
Discuss event organisation, club exchanges and regional cooperation.
Partners →Questions before kick-off
Where is Rangers Cup based, and what is its regional plan?
Rangers Cup is based in Shenzhen and aims to build a youth football cup brand across the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area. Regional events and partnerships are not yet confirmed. Check each calendar entry for status and venue details.
Which age groups can join Classic Football?
Classic initially offers U8, U10 and U12, with separate competitive matches for each age group. The organiser confirms the date-of-birth cutoff and eligibility for each event before entry.
How can families and clubs take part?
Check the event status, then send your team, age group and preferred session. The organiser confirms the arrangements.
How are Game Modes and Power Cards different?
A Game Mode changes the rules for a complete match or round. Both teams play by the same special rules. A Power Card temporarily changes a rule after the referee approves activation. Its effect ends at the stated time or condition.
Do adults compete against children?
No. Coach Assist uses a separate, protected passing support position with no adult–child competitive contact. The referee confirms the safe layout before activation. Legacy adult challenge cards remain separate non-contact activities.
Does a submission confirm a place?
No. The organiser confirms the session, venue and place separately. Proposed events are not confirmed.