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Kelme 2019 FISU University World Cup - Football

Jinjiang (CHN) – 21 November - 1 December

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Contents

Welcome Addresses .................................................................................................................. 5

FISU President .............................................................................................................................. 5

AUSF President- FUSC Vice President .......................................................................................... 6

OC President ................................................................................................................................ 7

General Information .................................................................................................................. 8

Country profile ............................................................................................................................. 8

City profile ................................................................................................................................... 8

Historical city .......................................................................................................................... 8

Hometown for overseas Chinese ........................................................................................... 9

Economic power ..................................................................................................................... 9

Quality city ........................................................................................................................... 10

Kelme 2019 FISU University World Cup - Football ..................................................................... 11

Overview .................................................................................................................................... 11

Key features ............................................................................................................................... 12

Event logo ............................................................................................................................. 12

Event mascot ........................................................................................................................ 13

Structure of the Organizing Committee ..................................................................................... 14

Main OC departments ............................................................................................................... 14

Event Program ........................................................................................................................ 15

Registration and Accreditation ................................................................................................. 17

Overview .................................................................................................................................... 17

Entry form and registration deadline ......................................................................................... 17

Accreditation upon arrival ......................................................................................................... 17

Accreditation card ...................................................................................................................... 17

Use of the accreditation card ............................................................................................... 17

Loss or damage of the accreditation card ............................................................................ 18

Visa ........................................................................................................................................ 19

Visa policy .................................................................................................................................. 19

Visa application and assistance ................................................................................................. 19

Expenses and fees ................................................................................................................... 20

Deposit ....................................................................................................................................... 20

Team deposit ........................................................................................................................ 20

Return of deposit .................................................................................................................. 20

Registration fee of FISU ............................................................................................................. 20

Extra officials .............................................................................................................................. 20

Travel allowances ....................................................................................................................... 20

VISA costs ................................................................................................................................... 21

Reimbursement ......................................................................................................................... 21

Arrival and Departure ............................................................................................................. 23

Overview .................................................................................................................................... 23

Customs and border control ...................................................................................................... 23

Arrivals ....................................................................................................................................... 23



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Departures ................................................................................................................................. 24

Accommodation...................................................................................................................... 25

Check-in ..................................................................................................................................... 25

Check-out ................................................................................................................................... 25

Hotels ......................................................................................................................................... 25

FISU Family and Referees - Marco Polo Hotel ...................................................................... 25

European Teams – Power Long Hotel ................................................................................... 26

Asian Teams – Winner Ambassador Hotel ........................................................................... 27

American, African and Oceanian Teams – Fliport Shiji Hotel ............................................... 27

Delegation Services ................................................................................................................. 29

Information desk ........................................................................................................................ 29

Publications................................................................................................................................ 29

Mobile phones-Sim cards .......................................................................................................... 29

Team Uniforms ........................................................................................................................... 29

Laundry ...................................................................................................................................... 29

Attaches ..................................................................................................................................... 30

Catering .................................................................................................................................. 31

Opening hours of restaurants .................................................................................................... 31

Special diet and allergic food ..................................................................................................... 31

Transportation ........................................................................................................................ 32

Overview .................................................................................................................................... 32

Team Transportation .................................................................................................................. 32

Training and competition ............................................................................................... 32

Game Spectating ............................................................................................................ 32

Opening and Closing Ceremonies .................................................................................. 32

Medical Service and Anti-Doping Control ................................................................................. 33

Venue medical service ............................................................................................................... 33

Designated hospitals .................................................................................................................. 33

Emergencies ............................................................................................................................... 33

Doping test ................................................................................................................................. 34

Vaccination ................................................................................................................................ 34

Insurance ................................................................................................................................... 34

Competition and Venues ......................................................................................................... 35

Competition regulations ............................................................................................................ 35

General Technical Meeting ............................................................................................. 35

Competition system ....................................................................................................... 35

Draw, Ranking and groups .............................................................................................. 36

Competition schedule ................................................................................................................ 39

Men’s competition ......................................................................................................... 39

Women’s competition .................................................................................................... 44

Technical regulations ................................................................................................................. 47

FIFA regulations .............................................................................................................. 47

Duration ......................................................................................................................... 47

Competition Format and special rules ........................................................................... 47



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Training ...................................................................................................................................... 48

Generalities .................................................................................................................... 48

Women’s trainings .......................................................................................................... 48

Men Training .................................................................................................................. 50

Balls ............................................................................................................................................ 53

Team List .................................................................................................................................... 53

Start List ..................................................................................................................................... 54

Warm-up .................................................................................................................................... 54

Substitution Bench and technical area ...................................................................................... 54

Substitutions .................................................................................................................. 54

Suspensions ............................................................................................................................ 55

Incidents ................................................................................................................................. 55

Game cancellation .......................................................................................................... 55

Game suspension ........................................................................................................... 55

Force majeure ................................................................................................................ 56

Matters not covered ....................................................................................................... 56

Protest and appeal ................................................................................................................. 56

Disciplinary Committee .................................................................................................. 56

Generalities .................................................................................................................... 57

Appeal ............................................................................................................................ 57

FIFA officials ............................................................................................................................ 58

Referee instructors ......................................................................................................... 58

Referees.......................................................................................................................... 58

Awards .................................................................................................................................... 59

Venues .................................................................................................................................... 59

Cultural Activities .................................................................................................................... 61

Protocol and Ceremonies ........................................................................................................ 61

Opening and Closing ceremonies .............................................................................................. 61

Opening Ceremony ........................................................................................................ 61

Closing ceremony ........................................................................................................... 62

Rules and considerations ............................................................................................... 62

Awarding ceremonies ................................................................................................................ 62

Rules and considerations ............................................................................................... 62

Game protocol ........................................................................................................................... 63

Media and Broadcasting .......................................................................................................... 65

Press conferences ...................................................................................................................... 65

Interviews .................................................................................................................................. 65

Website ...................................................................................................................................... 65

Broadcasting .............................................................................................................................. 65

Security .................................................................................................................................. 67

The information contained in this document is subjet to modifications and corrections.

Version Monday, 14 October 2019



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Welcome Addresses

FISU President

Dear friends,

It is a great privilege to be able to welcome you all, on behalf of FISU, to the first edition of the FISU

University World Cup – Football. This opportunity to see the world's most popular game played in the

world's most populous country is certainly not one to be missed, with excellent teams coming from

universities all around the world. I have no doubt that we can look forward to some truly world-class

matches, and I very much look forward to cheering among the spectators.

For the players, the matches of the FISU University World Cup – Football 2019 will be at the heart of an

experience that goes well beyond sport. Their time in China will be an eye-opening combination of

competition and cultural exchange. These experiences will stay with the students for many years to

come, serving them well as they go on to become leaders in communities, in sport, in business and

beyond.

While victory at this tournament will require a supremely effective team effort, another very special

team has been behind the establishment and delivery of this ambitious and exciting event. And that

team has required far more than 11 players! FISU is deeply grateful to the Federation of University Sport

China and to our gracious hosts in Jinjiang for their kind hospitality.

Please accept my best wishes for a great tournament!

Oleg MATYTSIN

FISU President



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AUSF President- FUSC Vice President

Distinguished Guests,

Dear Friends,

On this occasion of inaugural edition of 2019 KELME FISU World Cup, on behalf of Federation of

University Sports of China (FUSC), I would like to extend warm greetings to players, coaches, referees,

officials and all friends from all over the world and give our highest respect to Jinjiang Municipal

Government and Jinjiang people who are involved in the preparation for this event.

Since its establishment, International University Sports Federation (FISU) has been committing to

developing university sports across all countries and regions, as well as building stages to promote skills

development and bridging cultural exchanges among young people around the world. Taking this special

opportunity, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to FISU for unswerving support to FUSC over

the past years. As an active member of FISU, together with the others, FUSC would like to strive for the

development of international university sports and for the growth of the youth.

Last but not least, I wish this event a great success! Wish everyone have a great performance in

competition and a happy stay in Jinjiang!

XUE Yanqing

AUSF President

FUSC Vice President



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OC President

Distinguished officials and guests,

Dear friends, Ladies and gentlemen,

2019 FISU University World Cup-Football is coming around the corner. On behalf of the Organizing

Committee, CPC Jinjiang Municipal Committee and Municipal People’s Government, I hereby extend my

warm welcome to the athletes, coaches and referees of all participating countries and sincere gratitude

to all the officials and guests for joining us in Jinjiang.

Since we obtained the rights to host the 18th Gymnasiade in 2020 and FISU University World Cup-

Football for the consecutive 4 editions, 5 million Jinjiang people at home and abroad have embraced

the news with great excitement and eager anticipation for not only is sport what we truly love but also

football in particular, is a popular one enjoyed by the public. Therefore, we have been making meticulous

preparations for the events to come, hoping to stage them successfully and spectacularly.

The languages we use, and our skin colours may differ, but our love for football is mutual and it brings

us together in Jinjiang, China. We look forward to the high-level and vibrant performance of our young

friends from various countries and we sincerely hope that you will make friends through the event and

deepen exchanges, enrich your trip with friendship and fond memories and fall in love with Jinjiang and

China!

I wish the event a full success!

Liu Wenru

President of FISU University World Cup–Football Organizing Committee

Invited Vice President of the Federation of University Sports of China

Member of the CPC Quanzhou Municipal Standing Committee

Secretary of the CPC Jinjiang Municipal Committee



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General Information

Country profile China, situated in East Asia and west bank of Pacific Ocean, covers a vast territory starting from the

middle of Amur River near Mohe in the north to James Shoal of the Nansha Islands in the south, from

Pamirs in the west to the confluence of Amur River and Ussuri River in the east. China governs four

direct-controlled municipalities, 23 provinces, five autonomous regions and two special administrative

regions, and the capital is Beijing. China occupies a land area of 9.6 million square kilometres and a land

border of over 20,000 kilometres. Its territorial waters comprise Bohai River (inland sea), Yellow Sea,

East China Sea and South China Sea, and its coastline measures 18,000 kilometres in length. The area of

inland and adjacent seas in China is about 4.7 million square kilometres. There are 7,600 islands

distributed on all the waters of China.

China boasts an enormous population and nearly 6,000-year recorded history that benefits the

neighbours. In 2070 B.C., the first polity – Xia Dynasty was born on the land of China. In 221 B.C., the

land embraced the first unity. In 1949, the People's Republic of China was founded, indicating the start

of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

City profile Jinjiang, sited at the southeast coast of Fujian, got its name for the migration of the people in central

China to the river (jiang for river in Chinese) in south China due to the wars during the Yongjia Period of

Western Jin Dynasty. The area of land and sea in Jinjiang is 649 and 957 square kilometres, and its

coastline measures 121 kilometres in length. Formally established as a city instead of a county in 1992,

Jinjiang governs 13 towns, 6 sub-districts and 395 administrative villages (communities) with a total

registered population of 1,176,000 and external population of 1,030,000. Jinjiang ranks No. 4 in China

for the basic competitiveness of county economy and No. 3 among Top 100 Small and Medium-sized

Cities in China for Investment Potential. “Jinjiang Experience” has become a key chapter in the theme

activity of the Publicity Department of the CPC Central Committee – “A Splendid Oriental Culture, A

Significant Progress in the New Era – Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of Reform and Opening Up”.

Followings are the main features of Jinjiang:

Historical city

Jinjiang, hailed as “Honorary Cultural Relic of the World”, “A Place of Buddhism in Quannan” and “a

Coastal Area with Prosperous Culture”, holds a good reputation in five aspects: 1) Long history. Jinjiang

with a history of 1301 years was set as a county in 718 AD and had been the capital of Quanzhou

Prefecture. 2) Starting point of Maritime Silk Road. During Song and Yuan Dynasties, “Quanzhou Citong

Port” of Jinjiang was titled as the “Largest Oriental Port” and the starting point of the Maritime Silk

Road. 3) Excellent arts. The folk arts of Jinjiang like Nanyin Music, Hand Puppet and Gaojia Opera are



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famous around the world. 4) Various monuments. Jinjiang has the world’s famous “Anping Bridge”, the

China and world’s only Manichaeism remaining “Cao’an Temple”, the rare and well-preserved relics of

undersea ancient forest and the historic “Longshan Temple”. 5) A galaxy of talents. As the birthplace of

greatness, Jinjiang has cultivated 11 literary and martial Number One Scholars, 16 Zaixiang (chancellors

in feudal China) and several masters and celebrities like Zeng Gongliang, Ouyang Zhan, Liang Kejia, Yu

Dayou and Shi Lang.

Hometown for overseas Chinese

Due to the barren land, the people of Jinjiang have been striving to expand businesses to the outside

world, which contributes to one of the city’s most significant features - “nine out of ten households have

relatives overseas”. There are 3 million Jinjiang people living and working overseas, triple to local

residents plus the external population (nearly a million), the expression of “five million people of Jinjiang

at home and abroad” (in over 60 countries and regions, especially in Southeast Asia) have gone around.

A lot of influential overseas Chinese are also from Jinjiang. Take the Philippines for example, there were

José Rizal, the "Founding Father of the Philippines", Wang Bin, the “Greatest Patriot”, Li Qingquan, the

“Wood Magnate” and Chen Yongzai, the “Cigarette Magnate”.

Economic power

Jinjiang has been promoting the growth of private economy, brand economy and real economy

vigorously since reform and opening-up and has developed a unique path for its economic advance. The

then governor of Fujian Province Xi Jinping, during his seven research trips in Jinjiang, fully recognized

Jinjiang's achievements and concluded the Jinjiang experience into “six insist-on”. The economic

aggregate of Jinjiang has been accounting for 25% to that of Quanzhou, topping all the counties of Fujian

Province for 25 consecutive years. In 2018, Jinjiang recorded GDP of RMB 222.9 billion, up by 9.0% YoY,

and total fiscal revenue of RMB23 billion, up by 8.4% YoY. There are four outstanding aspects: 1) Leading

private economy. Over 97% of the enterprises in Jinjiang are private economy, which create 95%+ of

output, tax revenue and jobs. 2) Great advantages of industrial cluster. The output of industries above

scale exceeded RMB500 billion; and seven industrial clusters with over RMB10 billion output (including

shoemaking, textile & clothing, building materials & ceramics, food & beverage, equipment

manufacturing, papermaking and new materials) were formed, among which the output of shoemaking

and textile & clothing was over RMB100 billion. The high-tech industries including integrated circuit,

graphene and photovoltaic electronics have made significant breakthroughs; the Jinhua Memory Project

with investment of nearly RMB40 billion was included in the major Integrated Circuit productivity

planning of the national “13th Five-Year” program and “910 Projects”; and the whole industry chain of

integrated circuit started to take shape. The Graphene Industrial Technology Institute started operation,

and a group of industrial projects were successfully launched. 3) Various brands. Jinjiang holds 15

regional brands including National Sports Industry Base, National Capital of Footwear and Jacket City of

the World, 43 famous Chinese brands and over 250,000 exclusive stores and direct-sales stores.



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Meanwhile, over 70 enterprises of Jinjiang set up business offices overseas, and brands like Heng’an,

Anta, Septwolves and JOEONE went global. 4) Active capital operation. Jinjiang has 46 listed companies,

topping all the counties of China in terms of quantity and contributed the market value of nearly

RMB250 billion. 117 enterprises were listed and displayed at NEEQ, Haixia Equity Exchange and other

OTC markets.

Quality city

In order to become an international and innovative city, Jinjiang takes an active part in Quanzhou Bay

Urban Construction, synergizing with Southwest Fujian Coordinative Development Zone and Xiamen-

Zhangzhou-Quanzhou Metropolitan Area, which brings significant improvements to Jinjiang. 1) National

pilot. Jinjiang, as a pilot city of China’s new-type urbanization, keeps the annual urbanization rate at

steady 1%, which was highlighted by General Secretary Xi Jinping and highly spoken of by Premier Li

Keqiang. Jinjiang was also given the Technology Promotion Award of Sino-Europe Green Smart City at

the Sino-Europe Urbanization Partnership Forum. 2) International benchmarking. While actively

promoting the international benchmarking of cities, Jinjiang is improving international facilities like

schools, medical institutions and communities and relevant urban functions. Jinjiang won the right to

host the 18th World Gymnasiade (2020) and FISU University World Cup - Football. In 2018, Jinjiang

successfully held University Football Asian Cup. 3) Integrated development. Jinjiang was titled National

Civilized City, National Ecological City, National Garden City, National Maritime Ecological Civilization

Demonstration Area, National Double-Support Model City, National City of Advanced Science and

Technology, City of Love in China, Seven-Star City of Charity and National Advanced City of Safe

Construction.



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Kelme 2019 FISU University World Cup -

Football

Overview In 2017, the FISU General Assembly decided that Football, included at that time at the Summer

Universiade program, was going to be transformed into the “FISU University World Cup - Football”. The

last edition of the Football Tournament in its previous format took place in Naples last July.

From next November, the FISU UWC Football will officially initiate its path. It will be held once every two

years, including Qualification and Global Finals, of which the Qualification comprises two stages –

national/regional competitions and continental competitions. The 174 membership countries /regions

of FISU will hold competitions respectively to select the teams for the intercontinental competitions.

The continental competitions will be held in Asia, Europe, America, Africa and Oceania. The teams

representing countries/ regions in each continent will contend with each other for the qualification

quota to enter the Global Finals with those invited by wild cards. The winner of the event will be

automatically qualified for the next edition.

Upon approval by the FISU Executive Committee, Jinjiang obtained the right to hold the FISU University

World Cup – Football for four editions in 2019, 2021, 2023 and 2025 and the priority to hold the event

for three editions from 2027 to 2031.

The First FISU University World Cup – Football will take place from November 21, 2019 to December 1,

2019 in Jinjiang, China.



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Key features

Event logo

Definition of the emblem: “U” of the “University” in the FISU University World Cup – Football is used as

the main part of the design, and the features of football and “swallow tail ridge” from South Fujian

architecture are also combined. Meanwhile, the calligraphy skill “Feibai” (half-dry brush) is applied,

giving full vitality to the emblem. The brick red represents the culture of Southern Fujian Province and

people’s enthusiasm for the event, and the green indicates the playing field and energy of the youth.

The emblem is simple, distinctive and easy to spread.



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Event mascot

➢ Name

JINGANGLANG,

Wolverine JINGANGLANG is homophonic with the Minnan dialect of Jinjiang people. Wolves are a group

of people who live and attack. The spirit of loyalty and bravery implies Jinjiang’s spirit of fighting and

winning, which is in line with the team spirit of advancing bravely on the green field. The mascot of

Wolverine symbolizes a beautiful vision of passionate youth, boundless vitality and advocating sports.

➢ Details

The clothing is printed with the logo details of this FISU World Cup, which represents the logo “U” of

FISU. The combination of green grass in the ball field forms the effect of collision and fusion between

football and the “dovetail ridge” element of Jinjiang characteristic building in South Fujian.

➢ The wolf

The wolf is personified, not separated from the wolf’s character and spirit, and combined with Jinjiang

people’s spiritual quality, and is vividly transformed into a wolf with a target but not separated from the

group. This wolf is the wolverine, and the group led by the wolf is Jinjiang.



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Structure of the Organizing Committee On June 14, 2018, the “Organizing Committee of FISU University World Cup – Football, AUSF Football

Cup and China Qualifying Tournament (the “Organizing Committee” for short) was established. Officials

from the Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China and the governments of Fujian Province

and Quanzhou City take the roles of Honorary President and Vice Presidents of the Organizing

Committee. Liu Wenru, member of the CPC Quanzhou Municipal Standing Committee and Secretary of

the CPC Jinjiang Municipal Committee serves as the OC President. Zhang Wenxian, the Depputy

Secretary of the CPC Jinjiang Municipal Committee and Mayor of Jinjiang Municipal Government

functions as the OC Secretary General. The OC consists of 9 departments each responsible for specific

organizational and preparatory work, including Secretariat, Foreign Affairs Department, Competition

and Venue Department, Publicity Department, Protocol Department, Marketing Department, Security

Department, Logistics Department and Hospitality Department.

Main OC departments Secretariat: Zeng Chunxiao

Foreign Affairs Department: Shi Meizhi

Competition and Venue Department: Zeng Ming

Publicity Department: Chen Wenjing

Protocol Department: Chen Kaifeng

Marketing Department: Li Jinlu

Security Department: Zhuang Yongle

Logistics Department: Huang Xinyi

Hospitality Department: Su Xiangqun



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Event Program

Tue Nov 19 Arrivals

Accreditation process (upon appointment)

Marco Polo Hotel Jinjiang

Fliport Shiji Hotel

Winner Ambassador Hotel

Powerlong Hotel

Wed Nov 20

Accreditation process

9:00 – 11:30 Trainings Training venues

14:30 – 17:00 Trainings

16:00 General Technical Meeting Marco Polo Hotel Jinjiang

Thu Nov 21

10:00 Men’s games – Groups stage Competition venues

14:00 Men’s games – Groups stage

14:30 – 17:00 Women’s Trainings Training venues

19:00 Opening ceremony Jinjiang Football Park

20:00 Men’s Opening Game

Fri Nov 22

10:00-11:00 Men’s trainings Training venues

14:30-17:00 Men’s trainings

18:00 Women’s games – Groups stage Competition venues

20:00 Women’s games – Groups stage

Sat Nov 23

14:30-17:00 Women’s trainings Training venues


Competition venues 16:00 Men’s games – Groups stage



Sun Nov 24




20:00 Women’s games – Groups stage

Mon Nov 25


14:00 Men’s games – Groups stage Competition venues


Tue Nov 26






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Wed Nov 27


14:00 Men’s games – Knock-Out stage

Competition venues 16:00 Men’s games – Knock-Out stage



Thu Nov 28

12:00 HOD meeting – Closing and awarding

ceremonies Marco Polo Hotel Jinjiang



18:00 Women’s games – Knock-Out stage Competition venues

20:00 Women’s games – Knock-Out stage

Fri Nov 29



Competition venues 16:00 Men’s games – Knock-Out stage



Sat Nov 30



14:00 Women’s games – Knock-Out stage Competition venues

16:00 Women’s games – Knock-Out stage

19:00 Women’s Final Jinjiang Football Park

21:15 Women’s awarding ceremony

Sun Dec 1

14:00 Men’s games Training venues

16:00 Men’s game Competition venues

19:00 Men’s Final

Jinjiang Football Park 21:15 Men’s awarding ceremony

21:45 Closing Ceremony

Mon Dec 2 Departures



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Registration and Accreditation

Overview Accreditation cards will be issued to identify all the participants, define their categories and functions

during the event and grant necessary access for fulfilling their obligation at corresponding sites.

All the participants shall complete registration through FISU Online Accreditation System (OAS). The OAS

will be accessible and available after September 15, 2019 (3 months before the event). The NUSF of each

country shall log on OAS to submit registration information with its user name and password assigned

by FISU.( https://accreditation.fisu.net/Pages/Home.aspx).

After online registration, the Eligibility Form (I) shall be printed and affixed with seal and signature. The

form shall be carried all the way to Jinjiang and submitted to the International Control Committee (CIC)

for examination when obtaining the accreditation card.

Entry form and registration deadline The registration for the 2019 FISU University World Cup – Football mainly includes the submission of

Accreditation Form (I) through OAS, which shall be completed before September 30, 2019 (two months

before the event). The Accreditation Form (I) is used to collect the personal information and arrival &

departure details of all the participants.

The deadline for including all the information is 21 October.

Accreditation upon arrival After a team arrives at the hotel, the head of delegation and another official will be directed to the

Accreditation Center to complete the accreditation process with the passports and eligibility certificates

(student ID or other documents) of all team members, FISU registration fee (EUR50/person) or the

receipt of payment and the participating fee of extra officials. The team an also ask for this fee to be

deducted from the Deposit fee paid to confirm the participation in the event.

The working staff of CIC and the Organizing Committee will examine the qualification of athletes. After

the relevant payment is made, the working staff of the Organizing Committee will issue the Accreditation

Cards. The athletes who fail to pass the examination are not qualified for accreditation or participation

in any competition.

Accreditation card

Use of the accreditation card

The accreditation card comprises Permanent Accreditation Card and Day Pass. The permanent

Accreditation Card contains the photo, name, position of the holder, etc., which is an official certificate

https://accreditation.fisu.net/Pages/Home.aspx



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issued by the Organizing Committee to define the identity of the holder as per client groups and

accreditation categories. The certificate grants the holder the access to designated area and privileges

to perform relevant rights during the World Cup. The Day Pass shall only be issued as needed to get

access to designated area at specific date.

Loss or damage of the accreditation card

If the accreditation card is lost or damaged during the event, the member of delegation involved shall

make a timely report to the HOD, who, after confirmation, shall fill out the Application form for Reissue

of Accreditation Card (affixed with the signature or seal of HOD) and submit to the Accreditation Center.

After confirmation, the working staff at the Accreditation Center shall cancel the original Accreditation

Card in the system and issue a new one. Before the reissue, the member may apply for the day pass as

per relevant procedures to enter the venue.



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Visa

Visa policy Except the visa-free persons as specified, the foreigners who participate in 2019 FISU University World

Cup – Football in Jinjiang shall apply for the Chinese visa from the embassies or consulates of China in

your countries, Office of the Commissioner in Hong Kong, China, Office of the Commissioner in Macao,

China or any other diplomatic institutes authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s

Republic of China.

Visa application and assistance To apply for Chinese visa, it is required to submit:

• Invitation from the Organizing Committee: The Organizing Committee of FISU University World

Cup – Football will send invitations to all the delegations that are successfully registered.

• Passport with blank pages and valid for at least 6 months after the submission.

• Visa Application Form of the People's Republic of China authentically and clearly completed by

the applicant.

• Bareheaded full-face photo taken recently.

• Other evidential materials related to visa application and required by visa officers. In case of

any problem, please visit the website of local embassy of China.



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Expenses and fees

Deposit

Team deposit

In order to guarantee the participation and compliance of related regulations by all competing teams,

FISU collected a deposit of 5,000 Euros per team pre-event.

Return of deposit

After the conclusion of competition, FISU will reimburse correspondent amount of deposit to each team

based on different situations of complying with concerned regulations.

Registration fee of FISU FISU requires each participating country to pay a registration fee of 50 Euros per person.

The FISU International Control Committee delegate will verify that the Registration Fee has been paid

by each team before issuing the Accreditation Cards. Teams can choose if they prefer to pay by a bank

transfer that must be done before arriving to China and demonstrated by an official document or, if they

prefer, this amount can be deducted from the 5000 euro guarantee deposit.

Extra officials Any delegation may apply to FISU for more officials than the prescribed quantity before the deadline of

application. For this edition, only one person per team will be accepted as extra official, and exclusively

if this person is a translator.

The participation fee for extra officials and additional personnel is 140 Euros/person/day.

Travel allowances FISU agreed and signed a document with each team regarding the travel expenses. The general

conditions agreed are:

• The arrival date to Jinjiang is 19 November (two (2) days prior to the first competition day) and the

departure will be from 2 December (one (1) day after the Final Match).

• The FISU Travel Department will propose an example of the most suitable travel plan for each team

from the indicated departure airport to the Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport (XMN) and

according to the dates mentioned above. This information will determine the calculation of the

allowances.

• All flights and fares were calculated for economy class tickets.



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• The connections were selected considering the shorter trip duration, the smaller number of flight

connections, having enough time between connections and the availability of sufficient sits at the

validation date for a whole delegation.

• The total allowances for each team were calculated according to the number of members

composing the delegation, as reflected in the forms (and according to the limits set by FISU). In the

eventuality of a decrease in the number of officials or players composing the delegation, the total

allowance would be reduced correspondingly for the concerned team. This would affect as well

those situations in which any of the members initially registered wouldn’t finally attend to the event,

even if all the previous registration steps were done correctly.

• To calculate the amount for the allowances, the prices were taken in Euros and a 5% deviation rate

(percentual increase based in the original ticket cost) has been added in order to avoid eventual and

small modifications in the prices that could happen right after the confirmation of the cost by the

FISU Travel Department.

• Each team received the form with the travel proposal and the individual and total allowances to be

covered by FISU. They must forward it signed to FISU to show their conformity within 10 days after

receiving it.

• FISU signed the form and send it back to the team. From that moment, the team was responsible

to reserve and purchase their flights, either based on the proposal send by the FISU travel

Department or selecting another connection of their choice. In any case, the arrival and departure

dates must always be respected and FISU will only reimburse the teams in the maximum amount

agreed and only when the corresponding reimbursement form is returned to FISU in due time and

accompanied by the invoices/receipts or other valid documents to prove the expenses.

• Any increases in the cost of the tickets caused by changes, corrections or delays in their reservations

must be covered by the teams without any possibility to claim to FISU. This would include expenses

related to eventual changes in the team list if they are not eligible to participate according to the

General Regulations of the event (please, refer to section 1.b) or if they suffer injuries.

• The cost of the travels must initially be covered by the teams and the reimbursement would be

managed ten (10) days after the event, together with the devolution of the 5000 euros deposit.

VISA costs Teams have to take care of the necessary arrangements to get the Chinese visa as well as covering its

related expenses. FISU will not reimburse any costs related to this.

Reimbursement The reimbursement will be effective only once the event has finished. To help the smooth running of

this procedure and help the reduction of the processing and confirmation time, teams are asked to



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collect all the original invoices and payment files during the reservation and purchase process. They'll

be requested to fulfil the appropriate reimbursement form and provide the original payment documents

before the event (information about this procedure will be provided in due time), so the FISU Finance &

Administration Departments can have everything ready in advance and the pay-back transfer would only

depend on the final check of the documentation.



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Arrival and Departure

Overview The Organizing Committee only provides arrival & departure services for delegations from November

19, 2019 to December 2, 2019. All the delegations shall timely provide arrival & departure information

before the specified time; otherwise, the arrival & departure service may not be available. All the

delegations shall carefully read this chapter and comply with relevant regulations before arrival at

Jinjiang.

Customs and border control Chinese customs and immigration will inspect and supervise the passports, credentials, visas, baggage

and means of transportation and the cargo carried by the personnel exiting and entering China.

Arrivals The Organizing Committee suggests delegations enter China via Quanzhou Jinjiang International Airport

and Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport to obtain more convenient flows of customs clearance. The

Organizing Committee will arrange special traffic service from Quanzhou Jinjiang International Airport,

Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport or nearby High-Speed Train Station to hotels as per the schedule

submitted by each delegation.

The entry procedures are as follows:

Inspection and

Quarantine

Immigration

Inspection

Luggage Claim

Customs Inspection and

Quarantine

Arrival Hall



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Departures The delegation is requested to take the bus at the hotel lobby to Quanzhou Jinjiang International Airport

or Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport. The Organizing Committee suggests delegations to Quanzhou

Jinjiang International Airport gather two hours in advance and those to Xiamen Gaoqi International

Airport gather three hours in advance.

The exit procedures are as follows:

Inspection and

Quarantine Customs Luggage Checking & Boarding Pass

Immigration Inspection Security Inspection Waiting & Boarding



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Accommodation In order to provide satisfactory accommodation and catering service, the following procedures shall be

respected.

Check-in After a team arrives at the assigned hotel, they will be able to do the check in. Once this is solved, the

head of delegation and another assistant will be directed to the Accreditation Center to complete the

accreditation process with all passports and other documents, while the other members of the team

can wait in the hotel. Credentials will be returned to the delegation after the completion of check-in.

Each hotel will appoint a dedicated staff to take care of this process.

Check-out For check-out, the room cards can be directly returned to the hotel reception counter or call the

reception counter in advance to notify the check-out to arrange a room inspection.

Hotels

FISU Family and Referees - Marco Polo Hotel

Marco Polo Jinjiang is located in the heart of Jinjiang City. It’s just only 5 minutes to the Jinjiang airport,

30 minutes' drive from Jinjiang Railway Station and 1 hour’s drive from Xiamen.

The luxurious Marco Polo Jinjiang boasts 277 rooms with 24 suites, all designed and furnished to the

highest standard, offering simple charm and local elegance. It includes 24 prestigious suites, with

adjacent luxury meeting facilities, as well as Executive accommodation floors and club lounge, with

luxury and technology ideal for the discerning business traveller.

The hotel has extensive meeting and

banquet facilities and a wide selection of

restaurants including the renowned Café

Marco, Han-Tang Grand Restaurant,

Japanese Restaurant, Hong Kong style

Canteen and the Lobby Lounge. Han Tan

Palace Ballroom and 5 multi-function rooms

can accommodate up to 1,200 guests and

provide the ideal venue for corporate

meetings and glittering social events.

The fitness Centre includes a 25m outdoor

swimming pool, Jacuzzi, a spacious well-



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equipped fitness and recreation centre with the latest gym facilities with professional health coaches

for personal training plans.

https://www.marcopolohotels.com/hotels/china/jinjiang/marco_polo_jinjiang/index.html

European Teams – Power Long Hotel

The Powerlong Hotel (Jinjiang Baolong Dajiudian) is located near Jiangbin Park (Jiangbin Gongyuan).

Jinjiang Airport is only 4.5 km (2.5 mi) away.

Guests can dine on Chinese, Western and

Japanese dishes at the on-site

restaurants. A coffee shop and lobby bar

serve drinks. Business travellers can stay

productive in the business center and

make use of the hotel's meeting facilities.

This Jinjiang hotel also offers a currency

exchange service.

In their free time, guests can head to the

gym for a workout, take a dip in the

indoor swimming pool or play a game of

table tennis or pool. Free parking and free Wi-Fi in public areas are available to guests of this hotel.

https://www.marcopolohotels.com/hotels/china/jinjiang/marco_polo_jinjiang/index.html



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Asian Teams – Winner Ambassador Hotel

Winner Ambassador Hotel Jinjiang is a 9-minute drive to Jinjiang Railway Station and city centre can be

reached in 9 minutes by car.

Situated in Jinjiang, 16 km from Quanzhou, Winner Ambassador Hotel Jinjiang boasts a sauna and fitness

centre. The hotel has a year-round outdoor pool and hammam, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.

There is a cash machine at the property. Guests can enjoy currency exchange service at the property

and there is also luggage storage place provided for guests' convenience.

All air-conditioned rooms are equipped with air conditioning and ironing facilities. Guests will also find

a safety deposit box, a refrigerator and a minibar. You will also find a coffee machine in the room. For

your comfort, you will find bathrobes and slippers in the private bathroom.

American, African and Oceanian Teams – Fliport Shiji Hotel

Offering 2 pools, a fitness centre and spa treatments, Fliport Hotel Jinjiang Shiji is a 10-minute walk from

Jinjiang Museum. It offers trendy rooms with luxurious decoration and free wired internet. Free Wi-Fi is

provided in all areas.

Fliport Jinjiang Shiji is a 5-minute drive from Jinjiang Airport and a 5-minute drive from Wanda Square

and Century Park.

Well-decorated rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, an iron and a flat-screen TV. The ample

bathrooms include free toiletries, bathtub and shower facilities.



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Offering a chargeable airport shuttle service, the hotel also provides a business centre, room services

and a charming garden where guests can relax. Meeting rooms, car rentals and laundry services are also

provided.

Nautilus Western Restaurant serves buffet spreads, while Ocean Heart has delicious Chinese food on its

menu.



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Delegation Services

Information desk During the event, information desks will be set up at designated hotels and staffed with two English

speaking volunteers at each hotel to assist in consulting.

Publications The Organizing Committee will make public the daily competition information, results and

transportation arrangement to officials, media and athletes via e-mail, telephone and bulletin board. A

special issue will also be compiled upon the end of the competition.

Mobile phones-Sim cards According to the work plan of FISU University World Cup-Football, China Unicom will serve as the

communication service provider during the event to provide the following services:

Each Head of delegation will receive a Chinese SIM card in order to make the communication with the

OC easier. This card will be delivered upon arrival.

Additionally, if other members of the delegation want to purchase a SIM card and communication

packages at their own cost, there will be a China Unicom desk located in their Hotel lobbies.

All competition venues will have unified WIFI SSID and password (TBD).

Operator Service hotline Network type

CMCC 10086 GSM(2G)/TD-SCDMA(3G)/TD-LTE(4G) /FDD-LTE(4G)

China

Telecom 10000 CDMA1X(2G)/EVDO(3G)/TD-LTE(4G)/FDD-LTE(4G)

China

Unicom 10010 GSM(2G)/WCDMA(3G)/TD-LTE(4G)/FDD-LTE(4G)

Team Uniforms The OC will provide 2 sets of competition kits, 1 set of training kit, 2 pairs of socks and 1 set of long-

sleeved tracking suit for each athlete, and 2 short-sleeved polo shirts and 1 set of long-sleeved tracking

suit for each team officials. HODs can collect the garments at the reception counter upon arrival and the

completion of accreditation on Nov. 19, 2019.

Laundry The hotel provides free laundry service for two sets of sportswear per day per person (including socks),

and a discount of 30% off will be provided for extra request.



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Attaches During the event period, each team will be allocated with attaches to assist daily communication and

translation. Attaches will serve as the firs point of communication between the team and the OC to

arrange transportation and other requests.



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Catering

Opening hours of restaurants • Breakfast: 6:30-10:00

• Lunch: 11:30-15:00

• Supper:

o 16:30-17:30 Light meal

o 17:30-00:00 buffet dinner

Special diet and allergic food All the dishes are under strict control. No food containing stimulant or that may cause allergy will be

provided. All dishes will be marked with halal or non-halal.



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Transportation

Overview The OC will provide efficient, secure and convenient traffic service for all delegations. The service is only

available for the eligible delegation members, officials and members of the Organizing Committee.

Team Transportation The traffic service for delegations will be available between stadiums, accommodations and official

venues:

• The day of arrival and departure

• To and from competition and training venues

• Transfer to the Opening Ceremony and Closing Ceremony

• Special activities

Each team will be provided with a dedicated bus and an attaché. The details of the bus and personnel

will be publicized after the arrival of delegations.

Training and competition

Bus transfer service between accommodations and venues for teams will be arranged according to

competition and training schedule (Minibuses or MPVs will be available for referees and technical

officials). For more details, please contact team attaches.

Game Spectating

Each team may contact the team attaché half a day in advance to book the bus transfer for game

spectating.

Opening and Closing Ceremonies

For the Opening Ceremony and Closing Ceremony, the shuttle buses, minibuses and MPVs will be

provided for all delegations, guests, technical officials and referees to and from the site of ceremonies.

For more details, please contact team attaches and OC staffs.



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Medical Service and Anti-Doping Control

Venue medical service • Each venue is equipped with one medical room, two medical points and two ambulances, of which

the medical room is provided with one internist and one nurse, each medical point with one first-

aid surgeon and one nurse, each ambulance with one driver with a good knowledge of traffic routes.

• The ambulances and medical staffs arrive in position 90 minutes before the competition starts and

depart 30 minutes after the end of the competition.

• Each training venue will be allocated with one medical point and one ambulance, of which the

medical point is staffed with one surgeon and one nurse and the ambulance is provided with a driver

with a good knowledge of traffic routes, and the ambulance and medical staff arrive in place 30

minutes before the opening of the venue and leave after the closure.

• Each official hotel is equipped with one 24-hour medical room, which is provided with an

experienced and senior internist and a nurse to take care of the medical need for the guests, athletes

and working staff, and handle the treatment transfer and reception with the designated hospitals.

Designated hospitals The Jinjiang Municipal Hospital, Jinjiang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Jinjiang Anhai

Hospital are designated hospitals for the World Cup. Besides, Quanzhou No.1 Hospital (East Branch) is

designated as the back-up designated hospital.

Emergency call:

• Jinjiang Municipal Hospital – 059585682709

• Jinjiang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine – 059556674279

• Jinjiang Anhai Hospital – 059585782806

Emergencies In case of need of medical assistance, any participant can call the emergency number in the back of the

accreditation cards.

Emergency Contacts

OC Secretariat 82668916

Police 110

Ambulance（Emergency Center） 120

Fire Brigade 119



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Doping test As for other FISU competitions and following WADA programme, doping tests will be carried out at any

time before or during the event. Participants must follow the indications of the medical staff.

Vaccination Those from epidemic areas shall show the valid vaccination certificate to the inspection and quarantine

authority for entry.

Insurance • The organizing Committee is only responsible for immediate and first aid medical treatment until

diagnostic, while in case of hospitalization each team will have to cover the costs. Consequently,

each delegation must hire the insurance for its members.

• The Organizing Committee will purchase the Organizer Liability Insurance for the World Cup event.



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Competition and Venues

Competition regulations

General Technical Meeting

• On Wednesday 20 at 16:00 it will take place the General Technical Meeting at the Marco Polo Hotel.

• All the relevant information about the event will be presented during this meeting.

• During this meeting, the team lists will be revised and confirmed.

• At least one representative of each team must attend to this meeting.

• Transportation will be arranged by the OC and communicated to teams through their attaches.

Competition system

A. The basis of selection and grouping method is determined by FISU.

B. The teams have been selected on the basis of the final standings of the Continental Qualification

Events, the FISU Ranking and D’Hond Method. Finally, some teams have been directly invited

by FISU via Wildcards.

C. The competition is played in a full ranking system, meaning that all positioning games must be

played after the conclusion of the group stage.

D. In the case of withdrawal or not participation of any team, the Chair of the FISU Football

Technical Committee will decide on the adaptation of competition system.

E. The Competition is composed of two stages.

• Stage I: Round-robin in groups. Men’s teams are divided into four groups (A, B, C and D), each of

which contains four teams; while women’s teams are divided into two groups (A and B), each of

which contains four teams. A team earns three points for a win, one point for a tie and zero point

for a defeat.

• Stage II: Men’s Competition

o Knock-out round. Group A versus Group D; Group B versus Group C.

o The top 2 teams in each group will enter the Stage II to fight for the ranks from No. 1 to No. 8.

This stage will consist of quarter finals, semi-finals and finals for all the positions.

o The teams ranked as third in each group will enter the Stage II to fight for the ranks from No. 9

to No. 12, playing semi-finals and finals.

o The teams ranked as fourth in each group will enter the Stage II to fight for the ranks from No.



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13 to No. 16, playing semi-finals and finals.

• Stage II: Women’s Competition

o The top 2 teams in each group will enter the Stage II to fight for the ranks from No. 1 to No. 4.

This stage will consist in semi-finals and finals games for all the positions.

o The two teams ranked as third in each group will enter the Stage II to fight for the ranks No. 5

and No. 6. This stage will consist in a direct final.

o The two teams ranked as fourth in each group will enter the Stage II to fight for the ranks No. 7

and No. 8. This stage will consist in a direct final.

• The men’s matches and women’s matches are held on alternate days. Men’s matches are held on

the first, third, fifth, seventh, ninth and eleventh day; while the women’s matches on the second,

fourth, sixth, eighth and tenth day.

F. All matches shall be held at the time fixed by FISU and the Organizing Committee

Draw, Ranking and groups

• Criteria applied to build the ranking/seeding:

o Host team is directly allocated to position A1

o Teams are ranked/grouped according to:

▪ Their final position in their Continental Tournaments.

▪ The ranking of the Continental Tournaments according to their overall

participation (D’Hondt Method considering the FISU members (countries, not

teams) in each continent)

▪ Wildcards

Men’s Continental Tournaments Ranking (D’Hond Method)

Ranking Continental Association FISU Members Participating

members Average

1st EUSA 48 14 25%

2nd AUSF 38 11 21%

3rd FISU America 31 5 16%

4th FISU Oceania 11 1 9%

5th FASU 45 3 7%



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Men´s competition ranking

Host Host Taiyuan University of Technology (CHN) TYUT

QT winners

Winner EUSA University of Split (CRO) UNIST

Winner AUSF Bangkok Thonburi University (THA) BTU

Winner FISU America Paulista University (BRA) UNIP

Winner FISU Oceania University of Wollongong (AUS) UOW

Winner FASU Kotebe Metropolitan University (ETH) KMU

Qualified Teams

through QTs

Runner-up EUSA Smolensk State Academy of Physical

Culture, Sport and Tourism (RUS) SSAPCST

Runner-up AUSF Myongji University (KOR) MJU

3rd EUSA Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University (UKR) BGKU

D´Hondt Method

3rd AUSF Beijing Institute of Technology (CHN) BIT

4th AUSF The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

(HKG) PolyU

5th EUSA Julius-Maximilians University of

Wurzburg (GER) JMU

5th FISU America University of the Republic (URU) UdelaR

Wildcards

Wildcard University of Malaga (ESP) UMA

Wildcard Autonomous University of Mexico State

(MEX) UAEM

Wildcard International University of Language and

Media (ITA) IULM

Men’s Groups

Group A Group B Group C Group D

Taiyuan University of

Technology (CHN)

Bangkok Thonburi

University (THA)

Paulista University

(BRA)

University of Split

(CRO)

University of

Wollongong (AUS)

Kotebe Metropolitan

University (ETH)

Myongji University

(KOR)

Smolensk State

Academy of Physical

Culture, Sport and

Tourism (RUS)

Julius-Maximilians

University of Wurzburg

(GER)

Beijing Institute of

Technology (CHN)

Borys Grinchenko Kyiv

University (UKR)

The Hong Kong

Polytechnic University

(HKG)

University of Malaga

(ESP)

Autonomous

University of Mexico

State (MEX)

International

University of Language

and Media (ITA)

University of the

Republic (URU)



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Women’s Continental Tournaments Ranking (D’Hond Method)

Ranking Continental Association FISU Members Participating

members Average

1st AUSF 38 14 37%

2nd EUSA 48 12 25%

3rd FISU America 31 5 16%

4th FISU Oceania 11 1 9%

5th FASU 45 3 7%

Women´s competition ranking

Host-Previous

winner Host Beijing Normal University (CHN) BNU

QTs winner

Winner AUSF College of Asian Scholars (THA) CAS

Winner EUSA Siberian Federal University (RUS) SFU

Winner FISU

America Paulista University (BRA) UNIP

Winner FISU

Oceania University of Sydney (AUS) USYD

D'Hondt Method Runner-up AUSF Donghua University (CHN) DHU

Wildcards Wildcard University of Lausanne (FRA) UM

Wildcard University of Ottawa (CAN) UofO

Women’s Groups

Group A Group B

Beijing Normal

University (CHN)

College of Asian

Scholars (THA)

Paulista University

(BRA)

Siberian Federal

University (RUS)

University of Sydney

(AUS)

Donghua University

(CHN)

University of Lausanne

(FRA)

University of Ottawa

(CAN)



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Competition schedule

Men’s competition

Date No Match Time Venue

Tuesday, November 19,

2019 Arrival and accreditation

Marco Polo Hotel

Jinjiang Fliport Shiji Hotel


Powerlong Hotel

Wednesday, November

20, 2019 General Technical Meeting 16:00 Marco Polo Hotel

Thursday,

November 21,

2019

1 A1 Taiyuan University of

Technology vs University of Wollongong A2 10:00

Jinjiang Economic

Development Zone Stadium

2 A3 Julius-Maximilians University of

Wurzburg vs University of Malaga A4 10:00

Quanzhou College of

Technology Stadium

3 C1 Paulista University vs Myongji University C2 10:00 Quanzhou Vocational and

Technical University Stadium

4 C3 Borys Grinchenko Kyiv

University vs

International University of

Language and Media C4 10:00

Jinjiang Yangzheng Middle

School Stadium

5 B1 Bangkok Thonburi University vs Kotebe Metropolitan University B2 14:00 Quanzhou Strait Sports

Center Stadium

6 D1 University of Split vs

Smolensk State Academy of

Physical Culture, Sport and

Tourism

D2 14:00 Jinjiang Sports Center

Stadium



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7 D3 The Hong Kong Polytechnic

University vs University of the Republic D4 14:00

Jinjiang Jiyan Middle School

Stadium

Opening Ceremony 19:00 Jinjiang Football Park Stadium

8 B3 Beijing Institute of Technology vs Autonomous University of

Mexico State B4 20:00 Jinjiang Football Park Stadium

Saturday,

November 23,

2019

9 A4 University of Malaga vs University of Wollongong A2 20:00 Quanzhou College of

Technology Stadium

10 A1 Taiyuan University of

Technology vs

Julius-Maximilians University of

Wurzburg A3 20:00

Jinjiang Sports Center

Stadium

11 C4 International University of

Language and Media vs Myongji University C2 18:00

Jinjiang Economic


12 C1 Paulista University vs Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University C3 18:00 Quanzhou Vocational and


13 B4 Autonomous University of

Mexico State vs Kotebe Metropolitan University B2 16:00

Quanzhou College of

Technology Stadium

14 B1 Bangkok Thonburi University vs Beijing Institute of Technology B3 16:00 Jinjiang Yangzheng Middle

School Stadium

15 D4 University of the Republic vs



Tourism

D2 14:00 Jinjiang Jiyan Middle School

Stadium

16 D1 University of Split vs The Hong Kong Polytechnic

University D3 14:00

Jinjiang Sports Center

Stadium

Monday, 17 A4 University of Malaga vs Taiyuan University of Technology A1 20:00 Jinjiang Football Park Stadium



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November 25,

2019 18 A2 University of Wollongong vs

Julius-Maximilians University of

Wurzburg A3 20:00

Quanzhou College of

Technology Stadium

19 C4 International University of

Language and Media vs Paulista University C1 14:00

Jinjiang Jiyan Middle School

Stadium

20 C2 Myongji University vs Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University C3 14:00 Quanzhou Strait Sports

Center Stadium

21 B4 Autonomous University of

Mexico State vs Bangkok Thonburi University B1 14:00

Jinjiang Economic


22 B2 Kotebe Metropolitan University vs Beijing Institute of Technology B3 14:00 Quanzhou College of

Technology Stadium

23 D4 University of the Republic vs University of Split D1 20:00 Jinjiang Economic


24 D2



Tourism

vs The Hong Kong Polytechnic

University D3 20:00

Quanzhou Vocational and


Wednesday,

November 27,

2019

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1st-8th

No.1 in Group A vs No.2 in Group D

Q- finals

20:00 Jinjiang Economic


26 No.1 in Group D vs No.2 in Group A 20:00 Quanzhou Vocational and


27 No.1 in Group B vs No.2 in Group C 18:00 Quanzhou Strait Sports

Center Stadium

28 No.1 in Group C vs No.2 in Group B 18:00 Jinjiang Yangzheng Middle

School Stadium

29 9th-12th No.3 in Group A vs No.3 in Group D 9th-12th 16:00 Jinjiang Sports Center

Stadium



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30 No.3 in Group B vs No.3 in Group C 16:00 Quanzhou Vocational and


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13th-16th

No.4 in Group A vs No.4 in Group D

13th-16th

14:00 Jinjiang Jiyan Middle School

Stadium

32 No.4 in Group B vs No.4 in Group C 14:00 Jinjiang Economic


Friday, November

29, 2019

33 Se

mi-

fin

als

25 winner vs 27 winner

Sem

i-fi

nal

s

18:00 Quanzhou Vocational and


34 26 winner vs 28 winner 20:00 Jinjiang Football Park Stadium

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5th-8th

25 loser vs 27 loser

5th-8th

18:00 Jinjiang Sports Center

Stadium

36 26 loser vs 28 loser 20:00 Jinjiang Yangzheng Middle

School Stadium

37 9th-10th 29 winner vs 30 winner 9th-10th 16:00 Quanzhou College of

Technology Stadium

38 11th-12th 29 loser vs 30 loser 11th-12th 16:00 Jinjiang Economic


39 13th-14th 31 winner vs 32 winner 13th-14th 14:00 Jinjiang Yangzheng Middle

School Stadium

40 15th-16th 31 loser vs 32 loser 15th-16th 14:00 Jinjiang Jiyan Middle School

Stadium

Sunday, December

1, 2019 41 7th-8th 35 loser vs 36 loser 7th-8th 14:00

Jinjiang Yangzheng Middle

School Stadium



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42 5th-6th 35 winner vs 36 winner 5th-6th 14:00 Quanzhou Vocational and


43 3rd-4th 33 loser vs 34 loser 3rd-4th 16:00 Jinjiang Sports Center

Stadium

44 1st-2nd 33 winner vs 34 winner 1st-2nd 19:00 Jinjiang Football Park Stadium

The Award Ceremony & Closing Ceremony will be held following men’s finals to present awards to men’s teams.

Monday,

December 2, 2019 Departure



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Women’s competition

Date No. Match Time Venue

Tuesday, November 19,

2019 Arrival and accreditation

Marco Polo Hotel

Jinjiang Fliport Shiji Hotel


Powerlong Hotel

Wednesday, November 20,

2019 General Technical Meeting 16:00 Marco Polo Hotel

Thursday, November 21,

2019 Opening Ceremony 19:00

Jinjiang Football Park

Stadium

Friday, November

22, 2019

1 A1 Beijing Normal University vs Paulista University A2 18:00 Jinjiang Economic


2 A3 University of Sydney vs University of Lausanne A4 18:00 Quanzhou College of

Technology Stadium

3 B1 College of Asian Scholars vs Siberian Federal University B2 20:00 Jinjiang Yangzheng Middle

School Stadium

4 B3 Donghua University vs University of Ottawa B4 20:00


Technical University

Stadium



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Sunday, November

24, 2019

5 A4 University of Lausanne vs Paulista University A2 20:00 Jinjiang Football Park

Stadium

6 A1 Beijing Normal University vs University of Sydney A3 20:00 Jinjiang Yangzheng Middle

School Stadium

7 B4 University of Ottawa vs Siberian Federal University B2 18:00 Jinjiang Sports Center

Stadium

8 B1 College of Asian Scholars vs Donghua University B3 18:00 Quanzhou Strait Sports

Center Stadium

Tuesday, November

26, 2019

9 A4 University of Lausanne vs Beijing Normal University A1 18:00


Technical University

Stadium

10 A2 Paulista University vs University of Sydney A3 18:00 Quanzhou College of

Technology Stadium

11 B4 University of Ottawa vs College of Asian Scholars B1 18:00 Jinjiang Sports Center

Stadium

12 B2 Siberian Federal University vs Donghua University B3 18:00 Jinjiang Yangzheng Middle

School Stadium

Thursday, November

28, 2019

13

Sem

i-fi

nal

s

No.1 in Group A vs No.2 in Group B

Sem

i-fi

nal

s

18:00 Quanzhou College of

Technology Stadium

14 No.1 in Group B vs No.2 in Group A 20:00 Jinjiang Football Park

Stadium

15 5th-6th No.3 in Group A vs No.3 in Group B 5th-6th 20:00 Jinjiang Economic




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16 7th-8th No.4 in Group A vs No.4 in Group B 7th-8th 18:00 Quanzhou Strait Sports

Center Stadium

Saturday, November

30, 2019

17 3rd-4th 13 loser vs 14 loser 3rd-4th 16:00 Jinjiang Sports Center

Stadium

18 1st-2nd 13 winner vs 14 winner 1st-2nd 19:00 Jinjiang Football Park

Stadium

The Award Ceremony will be held following women’s finals to present awards to women’s teams.

Sunday, December 1,

2019 Closing ceremony

Monday, December

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Technical regulations

FIFA regulations

The FISU University World Cup – Football is organized according to the latest technical rules of

International Federation of Association Football (FIFA). The English version shall be deemed as the most

authoritative version.

Duration

Each match lasts for 90 minutes, including the first half (45 minutes) and second half (45 minutes),

during which the half time (from the whistling for the end of the first half to the whistling for the start

of the second half) shall not exceed 15 minutes.

Competition Format and special rules

The system of play will be a league system, each team playing one match against each of the other teams

in the same group, with three points for a win, one point for a draw and no point for a defeat.

➢ Standings and qualification criteria

• The ranking of each team in each group will be determined as follows:

o Greatest number of points obtained in all group matches;

o Goal difference in all group matches;

o Greatest number of goals scored in all group matches;

• If two or more than two teams are equal on the basis of the above criteria, their rankings will be

determined as follows:

o Greatest number of points obtained in the group matches between the teams concerned;

o Goal difference resulting from the group matches between the teams concerned;

o Greater number of goals scored in all group matches between the teams concerned;

o Fair play record in all group matches;

o Drawing of lots by the TC.

➢ Resolution of ties

• If a match ends with a tie after a regular duration, the penalty shootout shall be directly applied.

• Only the final games, determining positions 1st and 2nd in each competition, will have extra times,



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consisting of 2 halves of 15 minutes each. If the tie persists after the extra times, the penalty quicks

will be applied.

• If the penalty shootout fails to be held due to the weather conditions or force majeure, the result

shall be determined by drawing lot under the supervision of the FISU Match Commissioner and

captains of both teams.

• In case of any force majeure, the match will be continued at another time selected upon negotiation

between the Organizing Committee and FISU as per the match schedule and arrangements of the

Logistics Department. Where the match resumes, the team line-up, disciplinary penalty, bench

players and other information shall be the same as it is suspended. It should be noted that the

resumed match shall be deemed as the extension of the uncompleted match.

Training

Generalities

• Each team will have the right to train for one hour each of the resting day.

• The schedule of trainings has been set by the OC under the supervision of FISU. Team attaches will

confirm the day and time to each team

• The OC will provide bibs, cones, bottled water and ice buckets for the teams at training venues.

• Temporary changing rooms have been prepared at the training venues without shower facilities.

Teams are invited to have shower in their accommodation places is within 30 mins.

• If a team doesn’t want to use the training slot, it must be communicated at least 12h in advance

through its attaché. Any team not complying with this can be penalised with the cancellation of all

its trainings.

Women’s trainings

Date Duration Delegation Training field

Thursday

November 21

14:30-

15:30

University of Sydney Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium

University of Lausanne Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

16:00-

17:00

College of Asian Scholars Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

Siberian Federal University Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

Donghua University Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

University of Ottawa Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

Beijing Normal University Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium



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Paulista University Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

Saturday

November 23

14:30

15:30

Beijing Normal University Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium


Stadium

16:00-

17:00

University of Sydney Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

University of Lausanne Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

College of Asian Scholars Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

Siberian Federal University Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

Donghua University Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium

University of Ottawa Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

Monday

November 25

14:30

15:30

College of Asian Scholars Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

Siberian Federal University Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

16:00

17:00

Donghua University Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

University of Ottawa Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

Beijing Normal University Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

Paulista University Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium

University of Sydney Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

University of Lausanne Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

Wednesday

November 27

14:30

15:30

No.4 in Group A Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

No.4 in Group B Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium

16:00

17:00

No.3 in Group A Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

No.3 in Group B Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

No.2 in Group A Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium

No.2 in Group B Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

No.1 in Group A Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

No.1 in Group B Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium



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Friday

November 29

Loser in 13 Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

Loser in 14 Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

Winner in 13 Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

Winner in 14 Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

Men Training

Date Duration Delegation Training field

Friday,

November 22,

2019

10:00

11:00


Stadium

Myongji University Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium


University Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium


Language and Media Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

14:30

15:30

University of Split Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium



Tourism

Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium

The Hong Kong Polytechnic

University Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

University of the Republic Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium


Technology Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

University of Wollongong Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

16:00

17:00

Julius-Maximilians University

of Wurzburg Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

University of Malaga Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

Bangkok Thonburi University Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

Kotebe Metropolitan

University

Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium


Technology Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

Autonomous University of

Mexico State Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

Sunday 10:00 Bangkok Thonburi University Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium



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November 24 11:00 Kotebe Metropolitan

University Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium


Technology Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium


Mexico State Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

14:30

15:30


Stadium

Myongji University Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium


University Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium


Language and Media Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

University of Split Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium



Tourism

Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

16:00

17:00



University of the republic Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

Taiyuan university of

technology

Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

University of Wollongong Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium

Julius-Maximilians university



Tuesday

November 26

10:00

11:00

Bangkok Thonburi University Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

Kotebe metropolitan

university Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

Beijing institute of

technology Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium


Mexico State Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

14:30

15:30


Stadium

Myongji University Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

Borys Grinchenko Kyiv Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium



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University


Language and Media Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

University of Split Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium



Tourism

Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

16:00

17:00



University of the Republic Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium


Technology

Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

University of Wollongong Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium

Julius-Maximilians university



Thursday

November 28

10:00

11:00

No.4 in Group A Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium

No.4 in Group B Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium

No.4 in Group C Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

No.4 in Group D Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

14:30

15:30


Stadium


Stadium



No.2 in Group A Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

No.2 in Group B Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

16:00

17:00

No.2 in Group C Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

No.2 in Group D Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium


Stadium


Stadium





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Saturday

November 30

14:30

15:30


Stadium

Loser in 34 Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium

Winner in 33 Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium

Winner in 34 Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium

16:00

17:00

Loser in 35 Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium


Stadium

Winner in 35 Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium

Winner in 36 Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium

Balls • The official ball for the tournament is the KELME Vortex +18.

• The organising committee will provide balls for trainings and warm up at all venues.

Team List • Each team will receive a delegation list during the HOD General Technical Meeting, with names,

numbers and/or positions of each of its members

• The Head of Delegation must revise it and ask for corrections if needed. Once signed, this

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Start List • Each team will receive the Start list including the full delegation roster before arrival at the

competition venue.

• The Head coach shall mark the names of the 11 players for start list, designated substitutes and the

players under suspension or out of the match. The list shall also specify the captain and goalkeeper.

• Both teams shall give their players list to the match commissioner at least 90 minutes before the

match.

• If the players list fails to be completed and submitted in time, the FISU Disciplinary Committee will

take relevant measures.

• The Match Commissioner will inspect the accreditation cards and KELME jerseys of the players in

the start list. Only the players with official accreditation cards are allowed to participate in the

match.

Warm-up • During the match time, a maximum of six substitutes of a team are allowed to warm up at the same

time in the area determined by the Fourth official. The warm-up practice can be assisted by a

maximum two officials and never involve the use of balls.

Substitution Bench and technical area • In a match, a maximum of five officials and nine players are allowed to sit on the bench, for which

corresponding accreditation cards shall be held.

• All the officials and players on the bench shall bring their cards all the time, and it’s subject to be

examined before the match starts.

• The apparel of the personnel on the bench shall be significantly different from that of players and

referees on the field, and all the equipment shall be consistent with FISU regulations.

• The bench of home team is sited on the left side of the fourth official; while that of the away team

is on the right.

Substitutions

• A team can have 9 players on the bench and make up to 4 substitutions in each game.

• If the match has not started yet after the “Starting Line-up” has been completed, signed by both

teams and given to the Match Commissioner, the following adjustment can also be conducted: If

any player of the Start List is unable to participate, he/she can be replaced by a substitute on the

list. It is still allowed to substitute 4 players during the match. However, the replaced player(s) shall



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not enter the field during the same match.

Suspensions • Red card – Suspended for at least one match;

• Two yellow cards showed to the same player in games of the same stage – Automatically suspended

for one match;

• Yellow cards will be cleared after the end of the first stage of the competition and shall not be

considered in the next stage.

Incidents

Game cancellation

• If the match cannot be started due to force majeure or any other cause (including but not limited

to the field, weather and lights), the following procedures shall be complied with:

o The match shall be delayed for at least 30 minutes; and the referee shall have the right to decide

whether to start the match in advance before deciding on replay;

o Where the referee holds that the match can start after another delay, a delay of 30 minutes at

most is allowed. The referee shall announce the cancellation of the match after the end of the

aforesaid another 30-minute delay.

• A force majeure is any clause that impacts the performance of the Agreement and any act, event,

omission or event that causes incidents or is attributable to incidents beyond the reasonable control

of either party, including but not limited to extremely severe weather, flood, lightning, storm, fire,

explosion, earthquake, structural failure, epidemic disease or any other natural disaster, black-out

or power failure, war, terrorism, military action, riot, chaos, strike, lockout or any other industrial

action, or civil unrest.

• If the match is cancelled, FISU shall decide whether to rearrange the game or take any other

measures to resume the play considering the match and organization situation within two hours

after cancellation. Any disciplinary penalty made in the cancelled match remains effective.

• It is not allowed to raise any appeal to the aforesaid decisions.

Game suspension

• If the referee announces stoppage of a match before the end of a regular duration due to force

majeure or any other cause (including but not limited to field, weather and light), the following

procedures shall be observed:



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o A 30-minute timeout automatically starts until the conditions are further improved. The referee

has the right to start the match in advance.

o If the referee holds that the match can resume after a longer timeout, another 30-minute

timeout may be applied by the referee. The referee shall announce the suspension of the match

after the end of the aforesaid another 30-minute timeout.

o If the match is suspended, the Technical Committee shall decide whether the result at the time

of suspension is effective or arrange the replay within two hours after the suspension

considering the match and organization situation.

• If the Technical Committee decides on a replay for a suspended match, the match shall be resumed

with the same teams’ line-ups. It means that, the replay is the extension of the uncompleted match

in all aspects, including but not limited to disciplinary penalty and player substitution.

• It is not allowed to raise any appeal to the aforesaid decisions.

Force majeure

Any clause that impacts the performance of the Agreement and any act, event, omission or event that

causes incidents or is attributable to incidents beyond the reasonable control of either party, including

but not limited to extremely severe weather, flood, lightning, storm, fire, explosion, earthquake,

structural failure, epidemic disease or any other natural disaster, black-out or power failure, war,

terrorism, military action, riot, chaos, strike, lockout or any other industrial action, or civil unrest.

The force majeure shall be defined by FISU at its own discretion, to which no protest or appeal shall be

raised.

Matters not covered

FISU reserves the right of final decision on all the matters not covered herein.

Protest and appeal

Disciplinary Committee

• The Disciplinary Committee (DC) is composed of:

o the FISU Football Technical Committee Chair;

o the Head of referees;

o a delegate nominated by the OC;

o an official nominated by FISU serves as the secretary of the DC.

• The DC is responsible for dealing with appeals on FISU University World Cup – Football, which are



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specified as follows.

• The Disciplinary Committee shall convene a meeting within 48 hours after receiving an appeal.

• The meeting shall be presided over by the FISU TCC.

Generalities

• Any protest of competition or discipline nature shall be raised by the HOD in writing, with the

payment of a deposit of EUR50 within one hour after the end of the match.

• It shall be submitted to the Disciplinary Committee (DC) via the referee or match

commissioner/referee observer, that should report the protest to FISU as soon as possible for

convening the meeting of Disciplinary Committee.

• The written materials shall be signed by the HOD.

• It is not allowed to raise any protest against the referee's decision. The match commissioner

• All the decisions made by the DC shall be final and will be immediately relayed to the HOD of

concerned delegations.

Appeal

• If the HOD objects to the decision made by the Disciplinary Committee, an appeal may be raised to

the Appeal Committee.

• The Appeal Committee is composed by:

o the FISU Football Technical Committee Chair;

o the Head of referees;

o A FISU representative;

• The appeal shall be compliant with the FISU technical rules and submitted in writing with the

signatures of the HOD and coach.

• A new deposit fee of EUR50 shall be paid. If the appeal is supported, the fee will be returned.

• All the decisions made by the Appeal Committee will be final and the result should be passed forth

to the HOD of concerned national or regional teams at once.



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FIFA officials

Referee instructors

Zakariya Kanat SYR AFC

Hassan Kamranifar IRN AFC

Shakouri Masoumeh IRN AFC

Referees

Sunita Thongthawin THA AFC

ThiLy Le VIE AFC

Esraan Almbaiden JOR AFC

Atman Lamia ALG CAF

Francia Gonzalez MEX CONCACAF

Rebecca WELCH ENG UEFA

Tess OLOFSSON SWE UEFA

Tapaita LELENGA TON OFC

Abdul Hakim Bin Mohd Haidi BRU AFC

Tam Ping Wun HKG AFC

Rishkullaev Akhrol UZB AFC

Jonathan Adam Barreiro AUS AFC

Mohammad Mofeed Naser Ghabayen JOR AFC

Shirzad Halim Aqa AFG AFC

Zainiddinov Sayyodjon TJK AFC

Adam Fazeel MDV AFC

Basheer Salisu NGA CAF

Yadel Martinez CUB CONCACAF

David YAREBOINEN PNG OFC

Manfredas Lukjančukas LTU UEFA

Joao Pedro SILVA PINHEIRO POR UEFA

Glenn NYBERG SWE UEFA

Iwan Arwel GRIFFITH WAL UEFA



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Awards • Best Player

• Best Goalkeeper

• Top scorer

• Fair Play Award

The Best Player and Best Goalkeeper shall be determined by the appraisal team nominated by the

Technical Committee.

The Fair Play Award shall be given to teams according to their disciplinary records.

Venues

No. Venue Function Spectator

Seats

1 Jinjiang Football Park Stadium Competition Venue

（opening & closing ceremonies） 8000

2 Jinjiang Sports Center Stadium Competition Venue 20000

3 Quanzhou Straits Sports Center

Stadium Competition Venue 34000

4 Quanzhou Vocational Technical

University Stadium Competition Venue 2500

5 Quanzhou College of Technology


6 Jinjiang Yangzheng Middle School


7 Jinjiang Economic Development Zone


8 Jinjiang Jiyan Middle School Stadium Competition Venue 2300

9 Jinjiang No.1 Middle School Stadium Training Venue 1000

10 Jinjiang No.2 Middle School Stadium Training Venue 1500

11 Jinjiang Yuanhua Middle School

Stadium Training Venue 1500

12 Jinjiang Huaqiao Vocational School

Stadium Training Venue 1000



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13 Jinjiang Songxi Middle School Stadium Training Venue 1000

14 Jinjiang Zihua Middle School Stadium Training Venue 2000



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Cultural Activities In order to help participating athletes, coaches and technical officials deepen their understanding on

South Fujian Culture and manifest the charms of South Fujian Culture and Jinjiang Culture, the

Organizing Committee will accordingly organize relevant cultural exchange programs.

• Date: November 26, 2019

• Location: Wudianshi Traditional Blocks

More information will be provided during the GTM

Protocol and Ceremonies

Opening and Closing ceremonies

Opening Ceremony

The Opening Ceremony for KELME 2019 FISU University World Cup – Football is to be held in Jinjiang

Football Park at 19:00 on November 21, 2019.

• The OC announces the start of the Opening Ceremony

• March pass of participating universities. For the March pass, they’ll be aligned from left to right on

the long side of the pitch and will be regrouped and ordered in university order as follows:

o University English alphabetical order from left to right with all host country universities coming

last – far right (in English alphabetical order)

o The teams are led by a marshal carrying a placard with the university name and an athlete

carrying the university flag

• Playing of the national anthem of the organising country and hoisting of the flag of the host country

• The President of the Organising Committee gives a welcome speech.

• The FISU President or his representative gives a welcome speech

• The highest authority present of the host country or his/her representative proclaims the World

Cup open

• Arrival of the FISU flag

• Playing of the FISU anthem and hoisting of the FISU flag

• Oath of athletes

• Oath of technical official



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• Cultural programme

Closing ceremony

The Closing Ceremony for KELME 2019 FISU University World Cup – Football is to be held in Jinjiang

Football Park at 21:15 on December 1, 2019.

• The OC announces the start of the Closing Ceremony

• March pass of the university flags in mixed order followed by the athletes in mixed order

• Playing of the national anthem of the host country

• Closing speech of the President of the Organising Committee

• Closing speech of the FISU President or his representative

• Playing of the FISU anthem and lowering of the FISU flag

• Cultural programme

Rules and considerations

• Teams will be grouped outside the stadium in a waiting area.

• They must wear the Kelme tracksuit and polo provided by the OC.

• The flags of participating delegations, as well as the placards, must be provided by the Organising

Committee.

• No participant in the ceremonies is permitted to carry flags, banners, banderols, any electronic

devices such as cameras, hand-held video recorders and/or other visible accessories or objects,

which are not part of his/her uniform.

Awarding ceremonies • Award ceremony for women’s teams: The Award ceremony for women’s teams of KELME 2019 FISU

University World Cup – Football is to be held in Jinjiang Football Park at 21:15 on November 30,

2019.

• Award ceremony for men’s teams: The Award ceremony for men’s teams of KELME 2019 FISU

University World Cup – Football is to be held in Jinjiang Football Park at 21:15 on December 1, 2019.

Rules and considerations

• After the game and before the ceremony, the top three (3) teams will be regrouped on the field of

play and put into the guard of honour position as per FISU Protocol

• Players are to wear their official team outwear (game shirts or delegation Tracksuit)



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• National flags or any other national, cultural or religious symbol, caps, sunglasses, phones, placards,

banners or bags are not allowed during the Medal Awarding Ceremony. If any of these items are

found on a player, they will be taken by OC or FISU staff for the duration of the ceremony

• Only players are allowed on the podium. Officials will get their medals after the Medal Awarding

Ceremony.

Game protocol For all games, FISU wishes to maintain as much as possible the procedure usually in place for FIFA events.

The main difference is that the national anthems that are usually played must be replaced with the short

version of the FISU anthem.

Example of team entrance layout

For the positioning of teams for the FISU anthem, please follow the below layout example:



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Media and Broadcasting

Press conferences The Organizing Committee will organize two large-scaled official press conferences: 1) The first

conference will be held one day before the opening game, and the senior leadership from FISU, FUSC

and the Organizing Committee and coaches and athletes from home and abroad will be invited. 2) The

second conference will be held right before the finals (3 hours pre-match), and the senior leadership

from FISU, FUSC and the Organizing Committee and a certain number of excellent players from the two

concerned teams will be invited.

Interviews Every venue of the event is provided with a mixed zone, instant zone and press conference room. The

reporter of host broadcast will make a quick interview with players at the instant zone on the side of

field after the end of each match to prepare video news materials.

With reference to the media on site and their intention, the media Officer will notify whether to hold a

news conference and the interview arrangement at the mixed zone as well before the end of the match

upon statistics and coordination.

Website

Website: www.uwcfootball.com.

The Organizing Committee has established both Chinese and English versions, each of which comprises

Accreditation, Event Details, Highlights, Gallery, News and other columns.

Broadcasting Broadcasting Plan for KELME 2019 FISU University World Cup – Football

Event No Broadcaster Channel Camera

position

Men’s opening or

men’s finals 1

TV signal

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10-

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plus SNG √ √ √ √

Men’s opening or

men’s finals 1

TV signal

producer √ √ √ √

10-

Cameras

plus SNG

http://www.uwcfootball.com/



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Men’s and

women’s semi-

finals (two

matches) and

women’s finals

(one match)

3 TV signal

producer √ √ √

10-

Cameras

plus SNG

Remaining games TB

D

Live

streaming

company

√

4-cameras

for signal

producing

• For the international platform, the OC will upload the clean feeds to Asian satellite for FISU to

broadcast the games internationally.



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Security A security leading group for 2019 FISU University World Cup – Football will be set up with 12 functional

areas, including Guide, Supervision and Coordination Team, Security Team for competition venue,

Security Team for training venue, Security Team for accommodation, Social-level Control Team,

Transportation Security Team and so on. With delicate organization, thoughtful arrangement, early

intervention, clearly defined responsibilities and careful allocation of tasks, measures and personnel,

the OC aims to guarantee the security, orderliness and zero accident for the University World Cup-

Football.

Emergency measures.

Specific measures will be formulated based on 9 circumstances of emergency, such as riots in the stand,

turmoil, explosive case, bomb threat and throwing objects towards inner fields. Assume any possible

unexpected incidents, work out corresponding emergency plans to ensure the security and smooth

running the competition event.

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