The anticipation is building with just a week to go until the 6-a-side World Cup Powered By Leisure Leagues in Essen. The purpose-built stadium proudly stands tall in the heart of Kennedyplatz Square, a sight to behold. As the picture above shows, it promises an unforgettable experience for the fans.

With a capacity to hold around 4,000 enthusiastic supporters, the stadium is ready to host two remarkable events. First, the women’s Socca Cup Powered By Leisure Leagues will grace the field, followed by the men’s World Cup Powered By Leisure Leagues. The atmosphere is electric, as football enthusiasts eagerly await the first whistle.

Leisure Leagues’ Tom Nash – tournament director for Essen 2023 – can’t contain his excitement as he praises the local organizing committee for their tremendous efforts. “The local organizing committee has done an outstanding job in bringing this vision to life. The stadium looks spectacular, and the facilities are top-notch. We couldn’t have asked for a better team behind this project,” Nash exclaims.

As the days count down, the anticipation continues to build. The Stadium for the 6-a-side World Cup Powered By Leisure Leagues carries on the tradition of bringing football directly to the people. Leisure Leagues players from around the world have earned their spot to play in this prestigious tournament, adding an international flair and showcasing the global reach of the organisation.

For the latest on how it can be you experiencing this thrilling event next year, keep watching the website. The World Cup Powered By Leisure Leagues serves as a testament to the organsation’s commitment to providing opportunities for passionate players worldwide.

The action is all set to begin on the 2nd of June, at 9 pm, with the hosts taking on Cyprus. The crowd eagerly awaits the moment when the ball will hit the turf, signaling the start of this highly anticipated tournament. Excitement is buzzing through the city,

Al the action will be right here and on the ISF website: https://soccafederation.com/competition/2023-world-cup-germany/