Calling all footballers in Cambridge companies! Suits in Boots sees the Cambridge business community take to the football field in support of street children across the globe. Founding host La Playa is seeking teams from Cambridge firms to join the “World Cup” 5-a-side tournament to support children's charity Street Child United.

How to Enter

Entrance is £125 per team, with all proceeds going to Street Child United. Mixed teams are welcome, and companies are welcome to enter multiple teams.

To enter your team, just click the green 'register' button!

(La Playa will contact you for team payment, to go to Street Child United)

About the Tournament

The tournament will raise funds for Street Child United, which staged highly successful Street Child World Cup events in Durban (2010) and Rio (2014), and the first ever Street Child Games in Rio ahead of the Olympics & Paralympics. They have also just held the Street Child United Cricket World Cup, holding the final at Lord's in May 2019.

It's a fun day for all the family, with games and refreshments - bring your own fanclub!

Street Child United

Street Child United gives a voice to street children across the globe who have no shelter, no education, no healthcare and no rights. These kids aren’t even “a number” – no records exist for them, and abuse goes unnoticed. Since its inception in Cambridge in 2008, Street Child United has become a global campaign, receiving countless endorsements including from Gordon Brown, David Beckham and Gary Lineker.

“When people see us by the streets, they say that we are the street boys. But when they see us playing soccer, they say that we are not the street boys. They say that we are people like them. They are people like us.” Andile, 15, Durban

"I know from personal experience just what power football can have to inspire and change young people’s lives whatever their background or nationality. This is what the Street Child World Cup is all about and I give it my full support.” David Beckham

Suits in Boots 2019: play football and help street children all over the world