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EXCITEMENT BUILDING FOR THE 2018 UEFA U17S CHAMPIONSHIP Excitement is building in the weeks running up to the 2018 UEFA Under17s Championship as the official trophy goes on tour. Children and teachers of Thornhill Primary School had the opportunity to get up close to the trophy as official partners joined the Mayor of Rotherham, Cllr Eve Rose Keenan, and consort Pat Keenan. School fans across Rotherham are being given the chance to view the prestigious silverware before it is presented to the Champions in May, with more than a dozen schools already

visited. England Under17s class of 2017 catapulted themselves onto the global stage in October by lifting the World Cup trophy. And they are hoping to go one further than last season’s Euro campaign which ended with a penalty shoot-out defeat to Spain in the final. England is hosting the UEFA Under17s football championships this year, and Rotherham is one of only five places in the country to have been selected to host the games. The Trophy Tour gives football fans of all ages the

opportunity to share the excitement of the UEFA Champions League. And, in the weeks leading up to the tournament, young fans are being given the chance to spend an unforgettable moment with the trophy. The Mayor of Rotherham Cllr Rose Keenan said: “There is a team of people working with Rotherham United to make this a very special tournament so that the town, and particularly our young people, don’t miss out on this historic opportunity. The Trophy Tour gives football fans of all ages the

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opportunity to share the excitement of the UEFA Under-17s Champions League.” Rotherham Council’s Assistant Director of Culture, Sport and Tourism Polly Hamilton said: “A key priority for the Council is extending opportunity for everyone and this will be an amazingly fun event for the community of Rotherham which will put a smile on people’s faces and, at its best, it’s the kind of experience which could change lives, inspire our young people to get active, take up football or aspire to turn their

talent and passion into a profession.” Rotherham United’s Head of Community Jamie Noble added: “The Championship is a fantastic opportunity for children, young people and the wider community to see

the next generation of professional footballers up close and personal, here in our very own New York Stadium.” Rotherham United held onto the trophy until the began on May 4.

Matches taking place at Rotherham’s New York Stadium are: • Tuesday 8 May - 7pm (Bosnia & Herzegovina v Belgium) • Thursday 10 May - 7pm (England v Switzerland)

• Sunday 13 May 2pm (Quarter-final) • Thursday 17 May 1pm (Semi-final) • Sunday 20 May 6pm (Final) Tickets are now on sale from just £4 for adults and £2 for children.

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