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The countdown is on to the fourth edition of UEFA Grassroots Day, taking place across Europe in the week of the UEFA Champions League final, and its attendant awards, saluting achievements in the grassroots game.
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Finland's UEFA Women's EURO legacy
We travel to Helsinki to find out about the positive impact that hosting UEFA Women's EURO 2009 has had on girls football in Finland since the tournament.
UEFA groups boost grassroots game
We visit the Republic of Ireland to find out how the UEFA Study Group Scheme continues to allow UEFA's member national associations to exchange technical know-how to improve their grassroots programmes.
Irish scheme gives youngsters a chance
We visit Dublin to get an insight into the Late Night League, an initiative that gives youngsters from all over the Republic of Ireland the chance to play football in a safe and controlled environment.
Young Champions shine in Munich
Almost 200 youngsters had the rare opportunity to play at Munich's historic Olympiastadion as they competed to be named UEFA Young Champions in the week of the 2012 UEFA Champions League final.
2012 UEFA Grassroots Day Awards
The UEFA Grassroots Day Awards acknowledge some of the most notable achievements in grassroots football - we round-up the best projects, teams and leaders of 2012.
UEFA Grassroots Day around Europe
The third UEFA Grassroots Day proved to be the biggest yet, with more activities organised across UEFA's 53 member associations than ever before. We take a look at some of the highlights.
Marek Wielgus tournament
We travel to Kielce to find out more about one of the leading grassroots events for children in Poland.
The Riga Cup
We travel to Latvia to find out about one of the fastest-growing youth tournaments in Europe.
UEFA Grassroots Workshop
An insight into the importance of the biannual gathering of UEFA's national associations and grassroots experts.
Under-16s get tournament experience
We travel to the Greek island of Euboea where Greece, Malta, Israel and Azerbaijan's women's under-16s were given an opportunity to experience tournament football at a UEFA development competition.