Game-changing JPL Warriors World Cup set for Friday kick off in Doha
October 21 – Next month Qatar will host the U17 (Boys) World Cup at the Aspire Zone Complex in Doha (November 19 – December 13). Before that the Junior Premier League (JPL), will play a two-day tournament at Education City Stadium in Doha, kicking off this Friday October 23.
The JPL Warriors World Cup is a girls 7v7 tournament that is open to 2014, 2012, 2010 and Open age teams for across the region.
Delivered in partnership with Qatar Foundation, it is now in its third year, and has established itself as one of the world’s most progressive girls’ youth football tournaments.
“What began as a regional celebration of girls’ football has evolved into a globally relevant platform, bringing together elite girls’ teams from across the GCC. The Warriors World Cup is not only a celebration of the highest standards of girls’ football, but a platform designed to empower girls and young women to express themselves, showcase their talent, and unlock their full potential… the impact is transformational, on the pitch and far beyond it,” say the organisers.
“Welcoming elite girls’ teams from across the GCC is a powerful reflection of the tournament’s growing credibility and ambition,” said Martin Brock, CEO of the Junior Premier League. “But what matters most is the opportunity it creates – giving girls a global stage, a sense of belonging, and the confidence to believe in what they can achieve.”
Hosted at Education City Stadium, a venue used for the 2022 World Cup venue at Education City Stadium, the event is part of Qatar Foundation’s wider mission to encourage girls and young women to become more active, to try new sports, and to develop the confidence to become change-makers.
“The Warriors World Cup reflects the values that sit at the heart of Qatar Foundation’s work. We believe what girls build through sport, they carry into education, leadership, and life,” said a QF spokesperson. “Education City provides a unique environment where girls can pursue their passions, challenge themselves, and compete at the highest level. Hosting the Warriors World Cup here is a powerful expression of that belief.”
Founded in 2011 in England, the Junior Premier League operates across multiple territories including Europe, North America, and the Middle East, with the aim of providing competitive environments and development pathways for young players.
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