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Small-Field Soccer In-House League Competition Rules 2026/2027 FALL
1. Purpose of the League:
The general objective of the Pannon University small-field soccer in-house tournament is to meet the needs for physical activity and sports by promoting soccer and ensuring compliance with physical education requirements. The main objective of the event is to provide an organized league system for soccer players and teams from the city and surrounding areas to compete, as well as to entertain spectators at the matches. The purpose of the championship final is to determine the winners and runners-up of the tournament.
2. League Organizer: Pannon University Institute of Physical Education and Sports
3. League Participants:
Teams may participate in the league if they accept the competition rules and agree to abide by them, submit their registration by the deadline, and pay the registration fee. Teams may consist of students, faculty, alumni, and staff of Pannon University, as well as external players.
4. Duration and Venue of the Tournament:
Venue: University artificial turf field (40x20 m), goal dimensions: 3x2 m (handball goal)
8200 Veszprém, Egyetem u. 10, Upper Campus (Wartha Vince utca 1)
Duration:
Fall Semester 2026/2027: September 22, 2026 – December 15, 2026
Registration deadline:
By 12:00 PM on September 21, 2026
Please submit your registration form to the following email addresses:
The application form can be downloaded here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FE39g3PuXOkxGUiye-PcMCc-87u2XHCY/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112407385029
Entry fee:
15,000 HUF per team.
Registration form:
Deadline for payment of the entry fee: September 30, 2026, at 12:00 p.m., at the Institute of Physical Education and Sports office
5. Championship match schedule:
Monday and Wednesday afternoons from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Match times will be determined by a separate draw.
6. Determining Final Standings:
The standings in the regular season of the championship will be determined by the total number of points earned in the championship matches.
In the event of a tie, the following criteria will be used to determine the ranking:
- more wins,
- goal difference,
- more goals scored.
If all of the above are equal, a shootout will be held between the teams in question.
Three points are awarded for a win, one point for a tie, and zero points for a loss. In the case of disqualified or withdrawn teams, the disqualified or withdrawn team is considered to have suffered a 5-0 loss in all remaining matches of the season.
7. Awards:
The first-place team receives a challenge cup; the teams finishing in 1st through 3rd place receive trophies, certificates, and medals. The top scorer, as well as the best goalkeeper and best field player in both the lower and upper divisions, will be awarded special prizes. One player from each division will also be awarded a Fair Play Award.
8. Eligibility to Play:
A medical certificate is not required; players participate at their own risk.
9. Withdrawal, Cancellation, Postponement:
If a team withdraws from the tournament, it must notify the organizers (Péter Finta) in writing of its intention to withdraw.
If a team fails to show up for a match at the scheduled time, the opponent will be awarded 3 points with a 5-0 score in their favor.
In the event of a second no-show, the team will be disqualified from the tournament and will not be eligible to receive a passing grade in physical education through the in-school tournament.
The match date may only be changed if both teams agree and submit this agreement in writing to the organizers; the intention to change the date must be communicated at least 2 days before the match. The postponed match must be played within 1 week of the original date.
10. Other Provisions:
Game duration: 2×15 minutes, with a short halftime break (3 minutes).
Games must be played at the designated location and time; any deviation from these requirements is permitted only with the written agreement of both teams and the consent of the organizing body.
Each team consists of 4 field players and 1 goalkeeper; an unlimited number of substitutions may be made during the match. The maximum team size is 12 players.
The draw and schedule for the qualifying round will be announced after the registration deadline.
Failure to meet the deadline for payment of the entry fee may result in point deductions or disqualification.
The organizers agree to take the teams’ preferred dates into account as much as possible; however, by registering, each team agrees to play matches at the times designated by the organizers.
RULES:
In accordance with the current small-field soccer rules issued by the Hungarian Fottball Federation.
Dated: Veszprém, September 10, 2026
Péter Finta
06307237558