Sporting Clube de Portugal won the 2014 Mundialito, the biggest tournament in the world of children's football, in the Children's category (2002/2003), by defeating Real Betis Balompié by 2-0.
In a game where the chances to score were not many, Sporting took the lead, then consolidated the lead in the last minute, given the healthy Iberian rivalry that was going on in the stadium.
On a very lively afternoon, ten thousand people completely filled the stands at the Vila Real de Santo António Sports Complex, where music, fair play and competition marked the entire afternoon.
In the 2004/2005 category, Real Betis Balompié beat FC Barcelona by an expressive 5-0, preventing the Catalan club from renewing the title of the two previous years in this category.
In the preschool final (2006-2007), Sevilla FC got the better of Atlético Madrid, with the Andalusians winning 4-2, renewing last year's title in this category.
Finally, in the Querubins category (2008), the small footballers of Sevilla FC once again showed superiority against ED Ciudad de Aljaraque, winning 12-3, renewing the trophy in this category.
Mundialito returns in 2015
Mundialito 2014 ends another successful edition, with more than 750 matches played on the fields of the Sports Complex of Vila Real de Santo António (Portugal) and on the Ciudad de Ayamonte and Blas Infante stadiums (Spain).
In all, more than 4000 young players from XNUMX countries participated in the Iberian tournament, generating an economic benefit of more than two million euros for the local economy.
The competition returns in 2015 to VRSA and Ayamonte, between March 28 and April 5, 2015, promising another week of children's football at the highest level.
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