Play football, make a difference

To mark World AIDS Day, Team München is hosting its traditional charity football tournament once again. All proceeds this year will go to Münchner Aids-Hilfe.

We look forward to welcoming a strong line-up of participants and to showcasing the power of sport and solidarity, whether you’re an experienced team or a group of friends who have decided to play together at the last minute. Anyone who wants to play in an open, queer-friendly atmosphere is welcome to join us.

Football Meets Solidarity

1 December is World AIDS Day. On this day, attention worldwide is drawn to HIV prevention, education, and solidarity with those living with HIV. In keeping with this, this year's tournament is supporting the Münchner Aids-Hilfe, an organisation that has been providing counselling, education and practical help to people affected by HIV in Munich since 1984.

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By supporting or taking part in the tournament, you will be making a direct contribution, as all proceeds will go towards Aids-Hilfe's work.

Patronage

We are delighted that the Lord Mayor of Munich, Dominik Krause, has agreed to be the patron of our 2026 charity football tournament. With his support, we can send a strong message of solidarity, diversity and cohesion in our city.

Mr Krause has been Lord Mayor of Munich since May 2026 and has campaigned for an open, diverse urban society for many years. His personal support of our tournament to mark World AIDS Day demonstrates that our commitment to raising awareness, showing solidarity and supporting the queer community is having an impact and is important.

Dominik Krause, Lord Mayor of the State Capital of Munich
Dominik Krause, Lord Mayor of the State Capital of Munich

Entry fee

Register now

The entry fee is €150 per team of up to 9 players. Refreshments are included for all players on the day of the tournament.

The deadline for online registration is 10 November 2026.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Tournament rules

The tournament is played on a small pitch with 5 players per team (4 outfield players and 1 goalkeeper), and up to 4 substitutes. We play according to the DFB's small-pitch rules.

A match lasts 10–15 minutes, but this may be adjusted depending on the number of participating teams.

Tournament format

There will be a group stage, crossover matches and placement matches, depending on the number of teams participating.

Venue & surface

Matches will be played on a solid indoor floor and not on artificial turf.

Refreshments

Water, fruit and muesli bars will be available during the tournament. There will also be a snack stand at the venue serving hot food.

Contact

A footballer kicks the ball into the air.

A footballer kicks the ball into the air.