Football History

The tournament started back in 1999, we had the idea during an Oracle Consulting meeting to organize a small tournament - countries who have been invited to the first tournament were Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Italy - we played in Mondsee which is next to Salzburg and quite in the middle from Vienna, Milano, Zurich and Munich. With the spirit of the first tournament we had the idea to continue and create an EMEA Oracle Tournament to meet with colleagues from Oracle outside of business, play soccer and have fun - a big networking event and of course to work on the‚One Team‘ approach. We started with 4 countries and ended up having a tournament with 18 expected countries in Lyon this year.

1999 Mondsee (Austria)

  • 1st place: Italy
  • 2nd place: Germany
  • 3rd place: Austria
Participants: Italy, Germany, Austria, Switzerland

2000 Rimini (Italy)

  • 1st place: Germany
  • 2nd place: Italy
  • 3rd place: France
Participants: Germany, Italy, Austria, France

2001 Paris (France)

  • 1st place: England
  • 2nd place: France
  • 3rd place: Austria
Participants: England, France, Austria, Germany

2002 Aschau (Germany)

  • 1st place: England
  • 2nd place: Hungary
  • 3rd place: Austria
Participants: England, Hungary, Austria, Germany, Italy

2003 Reading (England)

  • 1st place: Hungary
  • 2nd place: England
  • 3rd place:
Participants: Austria, Germany, Hungary, England, Italy, France

2004 Madrid (Spain)

  • 1st place: Hungary
  • 2nd place: England
  • 3rd place: Germany
Participants: Austria, Germany, England, France, Spain, Italy

2005 Budapest (Hungary)

  • 1st place: England
  • 2nd place: France
  • 3rd place: Hungary
Participants: England, France, Hungary, Germany, Spain, Austria, Italy, Scotland, Switzerland, Czech Republic

2006 Prague (Czech Republic)

  • 1st place: Hungary
  • 2nd place: France
  • 3rd place: England
Participants: Hungary, France, England, Scotland, Germany, Czech Republic, Austria, Italy

2007 Edinburgh (Scotland)

  • 1st place: England
  • 2nd place: Hungary
  • 3rd place: Scotland
Participants: England, Hungary, Scotland, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Austria, Czech Republic

2008 Vienna (Austria)

  • 1st place: France
  • 2nd place: Scotland
  • 3rd place: Hungary
Participants: France, Scotland, Hungary, Italy, Czech Republic, Spain, England, Switzerland, Austria, Germany

2009 Zurich (Switzerland)

  • 1st place: Italy
  • 2nd place: Ireland
  • 3rd place: France
Participants: Italy, Ireland, France, England, Russia, Netherlands, Scotland, Germany, Hungary, Spain, Austria, Czech Republic, Switzerland

2010 Veronello (Italy)

  • 1st place: Czech Republic
  • 2nd place: Italy
  • 3rd place: Ireland
Participants: Czech Republic, Italy, Ireland, England, France, Russia, Netherlands, Romania, Hungary, Scotland, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Adriatics

2011 Medulin (Croatia)

  • 1st place: France
  • 2nd place: Italy
  • 3rd place: Romania
Participants: France, Italy, Romania, Czech Republic, Russia, Ireland, Austria, England, Netherlands, Hungary, Scotland, Germany, Adriatics, Switzerland, Spain

2012 Maribor (Slovenia)

  • 1st place: Romania
  • 2nd place: Italy
  • 3rd place: Russia
Participants: Romania, Italy, Russia, England, Ireland, International, Austria, Adriatics, France, Hungary, Spain, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Germany, Scotland

2013 Munich (Germany)

  • 1st place: Ireland
  • 2nd place: Spain
  • 3rd place: Italy
Participants: Ireland, Spain, Italy, France, Romania, Netherlands, Germany, Scotland, Adriatics, England, Russia, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Switzerland

2014 Antalya (Turkey)

  • 1st place: Romania
  • 2nd place: Spain
  • 3rd place: England
Participants: Romania, Spain, England, Italy, Germany, Russia, Malaga, Turkey, Scotland, AHS (Austria - Hungary - Switzerland), France, Ireland

2015 Athlone (Ireland)

  • 1st place: Ireland
  • 2nd place: France
  • 3rd place: England
Participants: Ireland, France, England, Malaga, Ireland, Germany, Spain, Turkey, Russia, Romania, Scotland, Italy, Austria/Hungary

2016 Malaga (Spain)

  • 1st place: Ireland
  • 2nd place: Spain
  • 3rd place: Malaga
Participants: France, Romania, Russia, Ireland, England, Scotland, Hungary, Germany, Spain, Malaga, Portugal, Turkey

2017 Brasov (Romania)

  • 1st place: France
  • 2nd place: Netherlands
  • 3rd place: Germany
Participants: Spain, England, Netherlands, Portugal, Rusia, Malaga, France, Italy, Turkey, Romania, Ireland, Germany, Scotland, Hungary, Austria, Adriatics

2018 Lindabrunn (Austria)

  • 1st place: France
  • 2nd place: Malaga
  • 3rd place: Romania
Participants: Adriatics, Austria, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Ireland, Malaga, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Scotland, Spain, Turkey

2019 Lyon (France)

  • 1st place: ?
  • 2nd place: ?
  • 3rd place: ?
Participants: Austria, England, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Ireland, Italy, Lebanon, Malaga, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Scotland, Spain, Turkey