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The necesarry Do's and Dont's!

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Fair play

A team consists of 8 players (goalkeeper included), of which at least one have to be Japanese or local player; unlimited change of players is allowed. To generate more action and thus more enthusiasm the matches will be played on half fields. A competition committee and a referee coordinator will rule the competition; the referees in the field are all KNVB-certified (KNVB = Dutch Football Federation). The referee can exclude a player 5 minutes from the game or permanently from the tournament. 

Quarter / Semi-Finals

The number 1 and 2 of each group passes on to the quarter-finals. Qualification is based on the number of match points, then the goal balance and finally the number of goals.

For the quarter / semi-finals 15 minutes central time registration will apply. Five penalties will follow at a drawn game. If there’s no match winner by then penalties will have to be taken until a team miss. 

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Final

The final will be played in 15 minutes. At a drawn game extra time of twice 5 minutes will be added to the match. If that’s without any result five penalties must be taken. If there is no outcome by then penalties must be taken until a team miss. 

The matches (15 minutes) will be played as much as possible according to the rules of indoor football, except that the ball will be thrown in from the side-line; above all fair play rules! Change of fields during the match is not permitted. A central sound signal will mark the start and the end of the match.  

Fair play cup

The team who is playing according to the fair play rules can earn a blue card. After each match, the referee will report to the match secretary which team has earned the blue card. The team who has earned the most blue cards is the winner of the Fair Play Cup.

Bad luck prize / Group match prizes

We also have a prize for the team that is not lucky during the preliminary matches and this year we have prizes for the number 1, 2, and 3 of the group matches.

The J-Dream Cup Trophy

The J-Dream Cup Trophy is a challenge trophy! 

The winning team of the J-Dream Cup can take this symbol of their victory to their company until the next J-Dream Cup.

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Prize ceremony of all above mentioned prizes will take place immediately at the end of the group matches.

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