The phrase "a tournament that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a future event or action related to a tournament, often to describe what the tournament will accomplish or entail.
Example: "We are excited to announce a tournament that will bring together the best players from around the world."
Alternatives: "a tournament set to" or "a tournament expected to".
Good football, a lot of emotion and a tournament that will be very difficult for everybody.
For all of them, the final round represents a special opportunity, to win a tournament that will undoubtedly be remembered, regardless of the outcome.
It is fitting, then, that their greatest opportunity to qualify since 1984 is for a tournament that will be back in France.
CHICAGO — Landon Donovan did not score the goal that clinched a title for the United States in the Gold Cup, a tournament that will be remembered for his return to the national team and the national stage.
It is an art that De Rossi himself did not know he possessed, one of the arts that Prandelli seeks during a tournament that will define his management for as long as he holds the post.
And it will be the talk of the World Twenty20 in the Caribbean as well, a tournament that will be deeply influenced in a playing sense by what has happened in the IPL.
Match of the Day's Gary Lineker explains how you can get involved in the FA People's Cup, a five-a-side football tournament that will give tens of thousands of people the chance of Wembley glory.
"I thought the 2008 tournament was an outstanding success and our aim is to build on that and deliver a profitable tournament that will further enhance the international prestige of rugby league," said the RFL's executive chairman, Richard Lewis.
FOOTBALL'S World Cup kicked off in Germany on Friday June 9th, unleashing a month-long tournament that will attract hundreds of millions of television viewers.
The long-touted Copa América Centenario will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a special edition tournament that will take the competition outside South America for the first time.
The Chicago White Sox owner Eddie Einhorn is creating a national youth tournament that will go head-to-head this year with the Little League World Series.
