Get ready for Battle of the Pitch, a high-energy 3v3 soccer tournament happening at Next Soccer Park! ⚽️
This fast-paced competition is all about skill, creativity, and teamwork. With small-sided games and quick action, every player gets more touches, more goals, and more fun!
- 📍 Location: Next Soccer Park
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👥 Team Size: Up to 6 players per team (3 on the field + 3 subs)
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⚔️ Format: Round-robin group play followed by knockout rounds
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🏆 Prizes: Awards for division champions and top performers
Whether you’re looking to show off your skills, compete with friends, or end the season with a bang, Battle of the Pitch is where players come to dominate the field and have a blast doing it.
👉 Register your team today and join the battle for bragging rights at Next Soccer Park!
frequently asked questions
1. How many players can be on a roster?
Teams may roster up to 6 players. Only 3 are on the field at a time, with free substitutions.
2. How long are the games?
Games are two 10-minute halves with a 5-minute halftime/rest
3. What size field and goals are used?
3v3 is played on a small-sided turf field with small goals and no goalkeepers
4. Are there goalkeepers?
Most 3v3 formats do not use goalkeepers, but defenders may block shots inside the goal area as long as they follow the rules.
5. What is the format—pool play or single elimination?
Teams typically get pool-play games first, followed by knockout rounds. Specific format depends on total team count.
6. How many games is each team guaranteed?
Most tournaments guarantee 3–4 games, but this may vary depending on final schedules.
7. What age groups can participate?
We offer divisions for multiple age groups. Teams play within their age bracket for fairness and safety.
8. Are slide tackles allowed?
No slide tackling is allowed for safety. All play must be controlled and respectful.
9. How are out-of-bounds handled?
Depending on your facility:
- Kick-ins if using lines
- Ball-in-play if using dasher boards
- Restart rules will be provided at check-in.
10. How do substitutions work?
Substitutions are on the fly, just like futsal or hockey. Players must exit before the new player steps on.
11. What about fouls and cards?
Referees will call fouls consistently. Unsportsmanlike behavior may lead to yellow/red cards or team disqualification.
12. Is there a mercy rule?
Some divisions use a goal-differential limit; after reaching the cap, goals may not count.
13. What equipment is required?
Teams must wear matching uniforms or pinnies. Shin guards are mandatory. Turf or flat shoes only—no metal cleats.
14. Do players need IDs or proof of age?
Yes, teams should be prepared to show proof of age or player cards at check-in.
15. When should teams arrive?
Teams should arrive 30 minutes before their first match to check in, warm up, and review rules.
16. Will awards be given?
Yes—trophies or medals for champions
17. What happens in case of bad weather?
A weather plan will be communicated. Games may be shortened, rescheduled, or moved if needed.
