2019 EFC European Cup

The 2019 European Cup, commonly referred to as Europa'19 Scotland-Ireland or simply Europa'19 is scheduled to be the fourth edition of the EFC European Cup, the annual international men's championship of Europe organized by the European Football Confederation (EFC). The tournament will be hosted by Scotland-Ireland. The competition will be held in August 2019.

The finals will involve 24 teams, of which 73 come through qualifying competitions, while the host nation qualified automatically. Biscasia is the defending champions.

The final will take place in August at the in.

Host selection
Main article: 2019 EFC European Cup Bids

The bidding procedure to host the 2019 EFC European Cup began on 7th of August 2018, and national associations had until 1st of September to register their interest. A total of five bids were accepted by the MIFF: Albadonia, Austrovonia, Dantomkia, Tarski and a dual bid of Soriana–Krajina. Karianka–Karonas dual bid was also accepted, but later they withdrew from the bidding.

This was the first time when was introduced in the bidding procedure of the European Cup. The voting began on on 20th of June 2019 and it ended three days later. A total of 16 votes were registered.

The results were announced on the same day: the Scotland-Ireland bid won with nine votes.

Qualification
Main article: 2019 EFC European Cup Qualification

All the members of the European Football Confederation are able to participate in the qualification rounds. 24 nations qualifies to the final tournament. The host nation qualified automatically.

Qualified teams
The following teams qualified for the tournament:
 * Scotland-Ireland

Venues
Scotland-Ireland Lakes proposed the following host cities:, , , , , and. The will host the finals, while the  will host the third-place match.

Ranking of third-placed teams
The four best third-placed teams from the six groups advance to the knockout stage along with the six group winners and six runners-up.