France beat Turkey in the final game 14th edition of Mercedes-Benz Aegean Cup and took the championship title with this result which was held in Manisa, Turkey.     

The normail time of the final game was finished 1-1 and France grabbed the championship title by beating their rivals 4-1 in the penalties. In the normal time, Turkey took the lead by Ertugrul Ersoy's goal on 19th minute while, Encok Kwateng equalised the score on 60th minute.

In the penalties; Axel Prohouly, Allan Saint Maximin, Jerome Onguene and Sabri Toufiqui scored for France, in the other side only Emirhan Aydogan hit the target for Turkey while, Enes Ünal and Daniel Tan Barlaser missed the penalties.

Besides, David Faupala from France was sent-off from the game on 62nd minute.

Stadium: Akhisar Ilçe
Referees: Özgür Sepin, Erdinç Kirici, Ibrahim Çaglar Uyarcan, Ugur Toplaoglu
Turkey: Ubeyd Adiyaman, Savas Polat, Furkan Emre Ünver, Ertugrul Ersoy, Serhat Akyün (Min. 75 Daniel Tan Barlaser), Birhan Vatansever (Min. 68 Muhammed Samed Karakoç), Enes Ünal, Emirhan Aydogan, Gökhan Kardes, Dogus Can Incedere (Min. 68 Volkan Pala) , Ahmethan Köse (C)
France: Valentin Lamoulie, Ibrahim Quna, Jason Pendant (C), Jerome Onguene, Valentin Wojtkowiak (Min. 53 Sabri Toufiqui), Denis Will Poha, David Faupala, Enock Kwateng (Min. 77 Harold Moukoudi), Morgan Poaty (Min. 53 Albert Makiadi), Arnaud Lusamba (Min. 73 Arnaud Lusamba), Allan Saint Maximin
Goals: Min. 19 Ertugrul Ersoy (Turkey), Min. 60 Enock Kwateng (France)
Yellow Cards: Min. 59 Ertugrul Ersoy (Turkey) Min. 80 Ahmethan Köse, Min. 72 Enock Kwateng (France)
Red Card: Min. 62 David Faupala (France)

2013 Mercedes-Benz Aegean Cup Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Valentin Lamoulie (France)
Best Defender: Ertugrul Ersoy (Turkey)
Best Midfielder: Rezan Corlu (Denmark)
Top Goalscorer: Enes Ünal (Turkey)
Fair-Play Award: Denmark

Denmark 4-2 Czech Republic

In the third place match of 2013 Mercedes-Benz Aegean Cup, Denmark defeated Czech Republic 4-2 and finished the tournament in the third place.
Denmark's goals came from Simon Sterring (Min. 2), Rezan Corlu (Min. 47 and 49) and Marcus Bay (Min. 80) while, Jakup Tersl (Min. 10) (Pen.) and Vojtech Habrman (Min. 22) hit the target for Czech Republic.

Stadium: Akhisar Ilçe
Referees: Tolga Kadaz, Cem Yoldas, Serdar Mersinli, Erdem Balaban
Denmark: Daniel Iversen, Marcus Bay, Rezan Corlu, Stefan Gartenmann, Nicklas Halse, Kasper Dolberg (Min. 79 Kasper Nissen), Mathias Kristensen (C), Simon Sterring (Min. 74 Mads Thylosen), Adam Manisa, Daniel Stuckler (Min. 63 Frederik Humlegaard), Lars Troensegaard
Czech Republic: Jakub Luhovy, Van Zarsky, Jakub Tersl, David Stepanek, Vojtech Habrman, Roman Macek (C), Matej Pulkrab (Min. 41 Daniel Bocek), Matyas Martykan (Min. 50 Mihalik Ondqev), Luka's Vesely (Min. 50 Daniel Trubac), Vostech Cmelik, Luka's Krivanek
Goals: Min. 2 Simon Sterring, Min. 47 and 49 Rezan Corlu, Min. 80 Marcus Bay (Denmark), Min. 10 Jakup Tersl (Pen.), Min. 22 Vojtech Habrman (Czech Republic)
Yellow Card: Min. 44 Matyas Martykan (Czech Republic)