What is 
COPA Coca-Cola was initiated in 1998 as a Mexican youth football tournament where 13-15 year old boys and girls competed at the local, state and national levels in order to determine the top male and female youth football teams in Mexico.
Five years later, COPA Coca-Cola occurred in multiple nations around the world, culminating in a World Cup style International COPA Coca-Cola tournament (ICCC) each summer.
In Africa COPA Coca-Cola is played in Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique,
Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Ethiopia, Angola, South Africa, Namibia,
Botswana, Malawi, Congo, Rwanda and Nigeria as a local country
tournament.
In 2010 the team coaches for the pre-national finals in Nigeria include ex-Super Eagles players, Taribo West, Samson Siasia, Victor Ikpeba and Peter Rufai. See below for interviews with some of your favourites.
COPA 2010 tournament has now ended. Congratulations to the
winning Benin team!
final match result
benin vs kaduna 2 - 2 (7 - 6 pens)
3rd place match result
ibadan vs abuja 1 - 1 (6 - 5 pens)
final Standing
benin - winners
kaduna - runners up
ibadan - 2nd runners up
Aminu
Abubakar
Most valuable player
Copa Coca-Cola 2010 (Nigeria)
D.o.b: 10th August, 1994
place of birth: Kano, Nigeria
School: Government Collega, Kano
Position: Midfielder
Present Club: Shekarau Babes, Kano (2010)
COCA COLA 
2010 HIGHLIGHTS
benin team lifts the trophy 
kaduna captain aminu abubakar emerges
as mvp
the tournament highlights in pictures
2010 COACHES
Victor Ikpeba 
(African Footballer of the Year, 1997 and Olympic Football Gold Medalist)
Nduka Ugbade
(Ex-Golden Eaglet, Flying & Super Eagle Player, Captain of U17 World Cup winning team of 1986)
Samson Siasia
(Ex-Flying & Super Eagle Player and U-20 African Youth Championship Coach)
Yisa Sofoluwe
(Coach & Gold Medalist COPA Coca-Cola Pan African Tournament (2009)
Peter Rufai
(Ex-Super Eagle Player and AFCON Gold & Silver Medalist)
Taribo West
(Ex-Super Eagle Player, Olympic Football Gold and AFCON Gold & Silver Medalist)
Tijani Babangida
(Ex- Super Eagle Player and Olympic Football Gold Medalist)
Douglas Idahosa
(Coach & Gold Medalist COPA Coca-Cola Pan African Tournament (2009)
Media Corner
Copa’s Official Press Release
Copa Sports Clinic