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State Security Service Cup: Tashkent region's "Aq avul" team wins championship (photo gallery)

SXX Cup: Tashkent region's "Aq avul" team wins championship

This year's season of the "State Security Service Cup", which has been traditionally held since 2021, has ended.

In the final football match held at the "Jar" stadium in Tashkent, the teams of Bukhara and Tashkent regions played each other. The Tashkent region's "Aq avul" team won 1:0 and won the championship. The Tashkent city team also took third place.

The Kashkadarya region team won the gold medal in the boys' mini-football competition. The Tashkent city team took second place, and the Namangan region team took third place.

According to the competition regulations, a modern mini-football field will be built in the neighborhood of the winners. The second place winners will receive a universal sports field, and the third place winners will receive a streetball field.

In the girls' competition, the Tashkent regional team took first place. The Samarkand regional team took second place, and the representatives of the city of Tashkent took third place.

The winners and prize-winners were awarded with cash prizes and valuable gifts.

2026 was a year full of historical events for Uzbek football. The national team participated in the World Cup for the first time.

The State Security Service Cup competition in football and mini-football, which is becoming increasingly popular among the youth of the republic, is also playing an important role in identifying young talents and directing them towards big sports.

This year's competition was also organized on a large scale. District and city stages were held in April-May, and regional stages in June-July. A total of more than 262 thousand young people participated in the competitions.

42 teams that won their regions competed at the Republican stage on the grounds of the Bunyodkor Football Academy from August 17 to 22.

In the fierce matches, the teams fought for the honor of their neighborhoods and regions. In order to organize the participants' free time meaningfully, trips to the sights of Tashkent were also organized. These visits further strengthened friendship and unity among young people.

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