Bengaluru, June 18: The Bangalore Sports Lovers Association (BSLA) will organise the Veterans Football Tournament 2026 on July 5, 2026bringing together football enthusiasts aged 40 and above for a sporting event that combines competition with a social cause.
The tournament, themed “Let’s Play for a Cause”aims to raise funds for the welfare of HIV-positive children while promoting fitness, camaraderie, and active lifestyles among veteran footballers.
Football for a Social Cause
The organisers said the tournament is more than just a sporting competition, as it seeks to make a meaningful contribution to society through sports. The initiative will support programmes and welfare activities for HIV-positive children, encouraging participants to play for a larger purpose.
The event is expected to attract veteran football players from across Bengaluru and surrounding regions who share a passion for the game and a commitment to community service.
Tournament Details
The competition will be conducted in a 5-a-side football formatwith each team allowed a maximum of three substitute players.
The tournament will be held on Sunday, July 5, 2026from 10:00 am onwards at VeloCT, Bengaluru.
Teams interested in participating can register by paying an entry fee of ₹4,000 per team.
Attractive Prizes for Winners
Organisers have announced a total cash prize of ₹24,000 for the tournament. In addition to cash awards, winners and participants will receive trophies, medals, certificates of social contribution, and various spot prizes.
The event is expected to offer a competitive yet friendly atmosphere, allowing veteran players to relive their footballing days while supporting a worthy cause.
Registration Open Until June 21
Registrations are currently open, and team captains have been urged to complete their entries before the June 21, 2026 deadline.
For registration and further details, interested participants may contact 97313 71885 or 99867 36254.
The organisers have invited football lovers aged 40 and above to take part in the tournament and contribute towards making a positive difference in the lives of HIV-positive children.
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