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Creagh Concrete signs multi-year partnership with Budget Energy SuperCupNI
Leading UK manufacturer strengthens its commitment to youth sport by partnering with one of the world’s premier international youth football tournaments
Media accreditation now live for Budget Energy SuperCupNI 2025
The media team at the Budget Energy SuperCupNI are keen to hear from budding sports reporters/journalists, videographers and photographers, who are interested in producing...
Catering services required for Budget Energy SuperCupNI 2025
The Budget Energy SuperCupNI, would like to request tender responses from catering services, who wish to trade at the 2025 tournament, which takes place between Sunday 27th...
Northern Ireland and Premier League giants headline Girls’ Sections at 2025 Budget Energy SuperCupNI Draw
Groups revealed for 2025 Budget Energy SuperCupNI Girls’ Premier and Junior Sections…
Group stages revealed for 2025 SuperCupNI Boys’ draw
English Premier League giants Manchester United, West Ham, Spurs and Brighton & Hove Albion discovered their group stage opponents as the Boys’ Premier, Junior and Minor...
Leeds United and Blackburn Rovers headline elite Minor line-up at Budget Energy SuperCupNI 2025
Shankill Junior FC players Kylan Morrison and Carter McAllister, along with Cliftonville’s Keagan O’Connor and Ronan Vernon, are pictured with Alderman William McCaughey,...
“My first trip abroad with Manchester United was in Ireland in the Milk Cup and I spent so much time there”
-David Beckham, pictured front row, centre, 1991
Featured Graduates
The eyes of the world were on Qatar for the FIFA World Cup with 25 former Budget Energy SuperCupNI players from nine countries involved in the competition. Read the full run down of SuperCupNI graduates in our special 2022 World Cup Article.
Sergio Busquets, pictured far left second row
Mohammed Kudus
Marcus Rashford, pictured left
History
In 1982 in a quiet lounge upstairs in a bar in the heart of Coleraine, one of the world’s most famous youth football tournaments was born.
“We played in the Milk Cup in 1996 and won it that year. I can remember the likes of Nicky Hunt, Nerada Barnard, Ledley King, we were with a few lads from the year above and when we were out there we were told that we were being taken on. I absolutely loved it.”
–Peter Crouch, pictured far left first row
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