New ETTU Cup season starts in September

May 23, 2013
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New ETTU Cup season starts at September 6th. The event is open for the winners of the ETTU Cup of the previous season and up to 6 clubs of every Member Association taking part during the same season in the top national league and nominated by their respec,

The clubs are kindly requested to read the regulations carefully and fill the forms as accurately as possible. Six (6) names must be entered on the entry form. Entry forms have to be filled in by computer.

Please ensure that the entry forms together with all registration forms for the ETC Men arrive latest by 30th June 2013 to the ETTU Secretariat by e-mail (ettu@pt.lu) and the originals shall be addressed to the ETTU Secretariat, 16, rue Eugène Ruppert, L-2453 Luxembourg.

You can see the following documents:

– ETC invitation
– Entry form for the ETC-M (pages 1 & 2);
– Important information from the ETTU for the ETC-M;
– Registration form for the ETC-M;
– The valid regulations for the ETTU CUP

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