Physical Event
RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. EVENT DETAILS 
Date: 19 July 2026 
Time: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM 
Venue: Delta Sports Centre (Hard Courts) 

2. CATEGORIES & ELIGIBILITY 
Participants will compete in the following categories: 
Category Format
Open Mixed
Eligibility Criteria 18 years old and above (Born in 2008 or earlier) 
Youth Mixed 13 – 17 years old (Born in 2009 to 2013) 
Kids Mixed Below 13 years old (Born in 2014 or later) 

If a participant is found to be registered with more than one (1) team in the same tournament for a particular sport after the registration closing date, the participant will be disqualified from the competition 
No substitution or replacement of such participants will be allowed. 

3. EVENT VENUE & SCHEDULE 
The competition for all categories will be held at Delta Sports Centre (hard courts).
Date: 19 July 2026. • Time: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm. 

4. REGISTRATION 
4.1. No. of players per team Each team will register a minimum of five (5) players and a maximum of ten (10) players for all categories.
One (1) adult (Team Manager/Coach/Team Captain) who will handle player registrations before the start of the tournament.
No changes are to be made to the team list throughout the whole competition once the payment is made.
All teams are to arrive 60 minutes before the scheduled time. 
Once a participant is registered to a team, he or she is not allowed to represent another team in the competition.

4.2. Registration & Participation Information
Organisers reserve the right to reject the registration of any player(s) and or any team(s) at their discretion. 
All players are required to provide their NRIC, FIN Card, Student Pass, or any valid proof of identity for verification by the competition official. 
For ALL Categories, participants who are aged 18 years old and below must obtain parental/legal guardian consent for their participation in the tournament. 

5. COMPETITION FORMAT
5.1. Preliminary Round 
The teams participating in the competition shall be divided into groups. 
The number of teams per group and number of groups will depend on the number of registered teams. 
A draw will be conducted to determine the placement of the teams in the groups and the results from the draw are final. 
There shall not be any re-draw to uphold the integrity of the process and to ensure fairness to all participating teams. 
All matches in a group are played under the league system whereby each team will play once against each of the other teams in its group (single round-robin). 
Award of round points. The following scoring system shall apply:  
3 points for a win.
1 point for a draw. 
0 points for a loss. 

5.2. Rankings of the teams (Preliminary Round)
The rankings of teams in each group shall be determined by the greater number of points obtained in all group matches. o If two or more teams are equal based on the above criterion, their place shall be determined as follows:  
Goal difference resulting from the group matches between the teams concerned. 
Greater number of goals scored in the group matches between the teams concerned. 
Head-to-head results between teams concerned. 
Goal difference between the two teams concerned.
If both teams are present, a 1v1 sudden-death penalty kick shoot out ▪ The winner shall be the team that scores the greater number of goals in regulation time for each respective sub-category. 
The format of the Knockout stage will be determined based on the number of teams registered. 
All other participating teams that do not qualify for the Knockout stage shall be eliminated from the competition.

5.3. Knockout Stages 
Depending on the number of participating teams, the Knockout Stage can consist of a Round of 16, Quarter Finals, Semi-Finals, 3rd/4th Placing, and Finals. 
Should the matches in the Knockout Stages end with a tie after the end of regulation time, the winner shall be determined by penalty kicks. 
Sudden death penalty kicks will commence when both teams are still tied after each team has taken 3 penalty kicks. 

6. RULES & REGULATIONS / LAWS OF THE GAME 
6.1. Law 1 - Field of play 
The field of play must be rectangular with the two touch lines being longer than the two goal lines. 
The field of play will be marked with tape or any other suitable means. Field/Court Dimensions 
Touch line: Maximum 35 metres. • Goal line: Maximum 25 metres. 

6.2. Law 2 - The Ball 
Size 4 footballs will be used for the Kids Category. 
Size 5 footballs will be used for the Youth and Open Categories.

6.3. Law 3 - The Players 
Each team can field a maximum of 5 players per match with a maximum of 5 substitute players. 
Each team must have a minimum of 3 players on the field of play to start or restart the match. 
Rolling substitution will be allowed during a game and all players are encouraged to be fielded. 
To replace a player with a substitute, the referee must be informed before any substitution is made. 
The substitute only enters during a stoppage in play, at the halfway point, after the player being replaced has left, and after receiving a signal from the referee. 
Any of the players may change places with the goalkeeper if the referee is informed before the change is made and the change is made during a stoppage in play. 

6.4. Law 4 - Players' Equipment 
A player must not use equipment or wear anything dangerous.
All items of jewelry (necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, leather bands, rubber bands, etc.) are forbidden and must be removed.
Using tape to cover jewelry is not permitted.
The compulsory equipment of a player comprises the following separate items: Shirt with sleeves, Shorts, Socks (up to knee level), Shin guards (made of a suitable material to provide reasonable protection and covered by socks), and Appropriate footwear. 

6.5. Law 5 - The Referee 
Each match is controlled by a referee who has full authority to enforce the laws of the game as stipulated in the regulations. 

6.6. Law 6 - Duration of the match
Periods of play will be advised during the team managers briefing.  
There will not be any intervals. 
An abandoned match is replayed unless the competition rules or organizers determine otherwise. 
If the match has commenced and more than 50% of the match has been played, the match will be considered complete, and all facts (goals, cautions, expulsions, etc.) connected to the match will be deemed as final. 

6.7. Law 7 - Start and restart of play 
A kick-off is taken at the center of the playing area to start the game and to restart after a goal has been scored. 
Opponents must be in their half of the field. 
A dropped ball is a method of restarting play if the referee stops play for reasons not covered in Law 11. 
All other players (of both teams) must remain at least 5 meters from the ball until it is in play.

6.8. Law 8 - Ball in and out of play 
The goal line and touchlines are part of the field of play. 
The ball must be entirely over these lines to be out of play. 

6.9. Law 9 - Determining the outcome of a match
A goal is scored when the whole of the ball passes over the goal line, between the goalposts, and under the crossbar, provided that no offense has been committed by the team scoring the goal. 
The team scoring the greater number of goals is the winner at the end of the entire duration of the match. 
If both teams are unable to score any goals or score an equal number of goals at the end of the match, the match is drawn. 
During the knockout stages, where a winning team is required after a drawn match, the winner is determined by kicks from the penalty mark. 
Any player who has been sent off during the match is not permitted to take part. 

6.10. Law 10 - Offside
There are no offsides in this tournament. 

6.11. Law 11 - Fouls and Misconduct 
When a foul is committed, the referee at his / her discretion has the right to issue the player who committed the foul the following: Verbal warning, Yellow card (two of which will result in a red card), or Red card (the player will be sent off and can no longer partake in the match).
The match will be stopped and considered concluded if a team has fewer than 3 players on the field of play. 
The score of 3-0 (unless the current score is of greater advantage to the nonoffending team) and points will be awarded to the opposing team.
Cards will not be carried forward to the following match but any disorderly or violent conduct by any player, coach, parent, or guardian will subject him/her to further actions (immediately) if deemed necessary by the tournament's Organizing Committee. 

6.12. Law 12 - Free Kicks 
For all free kicks, defending players must be 5 meters from the ball. 
A goal is awarded if a direct free kick is kicked directly into the opponent's goal.

6.13. Law 13 - The Penalty Kick 
The ball must be stationary on the penalty mark and the goalposts, crossbar, and goal net must not be moving. 
The defending goalkeeper must remain on the goal line, facing the kicker, between the goalposts, without touching the goalposts, crossbar, or goal net, until the ball has been kicked. 

6.14. Law 14 - Kick-in 
Goals cannot be scored directly from a kick-in. 

6.15. Law 15 - Goal Kick 
A goal kick is awarded when the whole of the ball crosses over the goal line, last played by the opposing player, and a goal was not scored.
Goalkeepers are not allowed to punt or drop-kick a ball during play.
They are to roll or throw the ball to players. 

6.16. Law 16 - Corner Kick
A corner kick is awarded when the whole of the ball crosses over the goal line, last played by the defending player, and a goal was not scored. 
The opposing players must remain at least 5 meters from the ball until it is in play. 

7. GRACE PERIOD
A one-minute (1 minute) grace period is allowed. 
The Organizers may at their discretion extend the grace period if they think the extension is justifiable. 
Teams must abide by the decision of the Organisers. 

8. WALKOVER AND WITHDRAWAL 
A team that fails to turn up with three (3) players after one (1) minute of the scheduled kick-off time will be deemed to have given a walkover. 
The team receiving the walkover shall be awarded three (3) goals and three (3) points. 
If a team withdraws during the competition, all their remaining fixtures shall be deemed walkovers with three (3) goals and three (3) points awarded to their opponents. 

9. POSTPONEMENT
The Organisers are at their discretion to decide to postpone/cancel a match if they think that the venue is unfit for play, or for any other valid reasons for which it deems a postponement/cancellation is in order. 
Teams must abide by the decision of the Organisers. 

10. SUSPENSION 
A player suspended by any one of the following bodies is barred from participating in the competition for the period of suspension: Sport Singapore, or the Football Association of Singapore (FAS). 

11. DISPUTE MEDIATION 
The referee's decision is final during the competition. 
Players are not allowed to interfere with the final decision taken by the referee(s) on points of laws/rules after clarification has been sought. 
If such interference results in the disruption of any match, the case will be referred to the Organizers for their appropriate action. 
The Organizers will have the final decision on all dispute matters. 

12. DISQUALIFICATION 
A team will be disqualified if they commit any of the following: Fielding over/under-aged player, Fielding unregistered player, or Team/player who caused a match to be abandoned.
All results involving the team which has been disqualified will be considered null and void. 
The Organizers reserve the right to expel or eject anyone from the competition because of poor discipline, unruly behavior, and undesirable sportsmanship actions. 

13. FIXTURES 
The Organizing Committee will plan the fixtures according to the number of teams upon the closing of registration.
No change is allowed once the fixture has been arranged. 
Times shown on the fixture list are only indicative. 
Team Managers/Coaches are advised to be available at all times and to check with Event Officials on their next scheduled game. 
The Organizers reserve the right to alter time schedules at their discretion. 

14. SUPPORTERS
Only the Team Manager/Coach is allowed to accompany each team onto the f ield of play.
Supporters are to remain outside of the competition area.  

15. AWARD PRESENTATION 
Medals will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd, 3rd placed teams. 
Award presentations will be held at the end of the day for each competition date. 

16. DISCLAIMER 
The Organizers reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or change the venue, date, and/or time and fixture format of the Football competition for all categories at its discretion due to but not limited to inclement weather, facility problems or any other situation deemed as appropriate. ▪
The Organizers shall have the right to delete, add, or amend the rules and regulations laid down herein.
The Organizers reserve the right to interpret or amend the rules and regulations of the competition at any time. 
All matters not provided for in these Rules and Regulations shall be dealt with by the Organizing Committee.
The Organizers and their partners and/or agents will not be held responsible for any claims arising out of any death or injury, damage, or loss, suffered, or caused while attending this competition, and this includes all costs and expenses incurred as a result of such claims. 

Virtual
Each activity must be logged on STRAVA (referred herein as the "App") and cannot be submitted manually. For more information regarding how to log activities on the App, please see STRAVA's "How It Works" page (http://www.STRAVA.com/how-it-works). Any form of entry and participation in the Event other than that described herein is void.

1. Activity should not be recorded on any motorised vehicles (motorised bicycles, e-scooters, cars, motorbikes, buses, lorries, etc)
2. Missing activities are not allowed to be added even if there was an error in the STRAVA GPS tracking system.
3. Multiple missing activities will not be included in the leaderboard if no appeals are sent within 48 hours of the activities.
4. Togoparts reserves the right to remove your activity should we find that it is suspicious at our discretion.
5. Tagged STRAVA activities are not accepted. Our system automatically removes these types of activities. 
6. Participants may be asked to provide additional evidence to help verify their performance in an event. 
7. If a participant's performance cannot be verified, their result may be annulled. 
8. Participants must not attempt to gain an unfair advantage, or they may be disqualified and receive a ban from future events. 
9. Repeatedly breaking the rules or bringing the sport into disrepute may result in a permanent ban from the event. 
10. Participants must conduct themselves in a respectful and sportsmanlike manner towards other participants and event organisers. 
11. Cheating will not be tolerated. 

By participating in the event, participants agree to abide by these rules and regulations. Event organisers reserve the right to make changes to the rules and regulations at any time, and participants will be notified of any changes in a timely manner.