Finals 1–12
Three parallel mini-tournaments decide every placement from first to twelfth.
6–8 May 2027International week
Final A
Places 1–4
Group winners
Cross-group seeding: A v D · B v C
Semi-finals · Day 1
SF1
- Winner Group AA1
- Winner Group DD1
SF2
- Winner Group BB1
- Winner Group CC1
Final & 3rd place · Day 2
Final
- Winner SF1
- Winner SF2
3rd place match
- Loser SF1
- Loser SF2
Final B
Places 5–8
Group runners-up
Cross-group seeding: A v D · B v C
Semi-finals · Day 1
SF1
- Runner-up Group AA2
- Runner-up Group DD2
SF2
- Runner-up Group BB2
- Runner-up Group CC2
Final & 3rd place · Day 2
Final
- Winner SF1
- Winner SF2
3rd place match
- Loser SF1
- Loser SF2
Final C
Places 9–12
Third-placed teams
Cross-group seeding: A v D · B v C
Semi-finals · Day 1
SF1
- Third Group AA3
- Third Group DD3
SF2
- Third Group BB3
- Third Group CC3
Final & 3rd place · Day 2
Final
- Winner SF1
- Winner SF2
3rd place match
- Loser SF1
- Loser SF2
Two days, three trophies, twelve places
All three mini-tournaments are played in the same window and follow the same shape: two semi-finals on day one, then the final and the third-place match on day two. Cross-group seeding — Group A against Group D, Group B against Group C — keeps teams that have already met apart for as long as possible.
Knockout matches level after full time go to extra time and, if still level, to a shootout. Every team finishes the season with a definitive position between first and twelfth.
- Boys competition
- 6–8 May 2027
- Girls competition
- 8–10 Apr 2027