World Winners Cup Alanya 2026 – Day 2 Round-up

Twelve teams make it two wins from two

Twelve teams maintained their winning starts on day 2 in Alanya, with emphatic victories for Sportivo Luqueño, Amal Mogador and TMS, while Equator produced another comeback to stay unbeaten.

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Group A
José’s hat-trick helped C.Y. Limón to an 8–2 victory over BSC BetVam. Mora and Maitland established a 2–0 opening-period lead, before Mora struck again after the restart. José scored twice and Deyber added another to make it 6–0, with BetVam replying late in the second period. Filipov scored for BetVam in the third, while José completed his hat-trick and Maitland also found the net to seal Limón’s win.

Serenity Alanya Bld recorded a commanding 12–2 victory over Batumi SC. Bariş and Madsen put Serenity ahead before Mantas replied in the opening period. Bruno, a Llorenç treble and goals from Bariş and Cem extended the advantage to 8–1 in the second. Mantas added his second for Batumi, but further goals from Cem, Llorenç, Volkan and Bariş completed Serenity’s victory.

Group B
Denis’s second-period hat-trick inspired Alanya Belediyespor B to a 5–1 comeback victory over Casa Benfica Viseu. Martim gave Viseu the lead late in the opening period, but Denis struck three times in the second to put Alanya 3–1 ahead. Daniil and Murat added further goals in the final frame to seal the win.

Falfala KQ BSC defeated SK Bosnia Teplice 11–5 after a goalless opening period. Nine goals followed in the second, with Mauricinho’s double and strikes from Amer, Padilha, Datinha and Moad giving Falfala a 6–3 lead. Ruda scored twice and Hasan also found the net for Teplice. Falfala added five more in the final period through another Mauricinho double, Datinha’s second and goals from Jabareen and Omry. Ruda struck twice more for Teplice, completing his four-goal tally, but Falfala secured the victory.

Group C
Qadsia BS scored three times in the opening period on their way to a 4–0 victory over Mare di Roma. Alsaqer, Camachi and Faisal established the early advantage before Çelik added a fourth late in the second period. A goalless final frame confirmed Qadsia’s win and clean sheet.

Sportivo Luqueño recorded a 13–4 victory over BS Bohemians. Milciades, Barrios and Martinez scored in the opening period, with Trampota replying for Bohemians. Thanger struck twice early in the second, before Šilhavy reduced the deficit to 5–2. Nestor, Barrios and Martinez then extended Luqueño’s lead to 8–2. Šilhavy and Radosta scored for Bohemians in the third period, but goals from Breno, Barrios, Thanger, Milciades and Yoao completed Luqueño’s victory.

Group D
Calero’s hat-trick guided Garita Palmera BS to a 5–3 victory over BSC Malaisary. Puquir and Calero scored late in the opening period to establish a 2–0 lead, before Calero added another in the second. Pankratov replied at the start of the third period, but Manazo and Calero extended Garita Palmera’s advantage to 5–1. A Garita Palmera own goal and Gorokhov’s strike reduced the deficit, but Malaisary could not overturn the result.

Marseille BT kept a clean sheet in a 4–0 win over Union Vrede BS. Lucao scored the only goal of the opening period, and a goalless second frame preserved Marseille’s narrow lead. Varrel, Pedro and Lucao then found the net in the third period to seal the victory, with Lucao completing his brace.

Group E
BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport came from behind to defeat BT Cevennes 5–2. Laurent opened the scoring for Cevennes, but Vingradov’s double and a Hapon goal put Yurkas-Vitoblsport ahead. Bryshtel added their fourth late in the second period, before Laurent’s second reduced the deficit to 4–2. Zardzetski struck early in the third to seal the victory.

Catarino’s hat-trick helped Altaawoun FC overturn a two-goal deficit to beat Napoli Patron BSC 5–3. Catarino opened the scoring, but Gatica struck twice before the first break to put Napoli ahead, then completed his treble after the restart. Alhamami and Catarino brought Altaawoun level at 3–3, before Waleed gave them the lead. Catarino then added his third to secure the win.

Group F
Damm’s hat-trick helped BSC Sunrise Kyiv secure an 8–6 victory over Marafon IK. He opened the scoring with three minutes remaining in the first period, before Kamran and Sabir put Marafon ahead. Damm struck again, while Hodel and Budzko also scored to give Sunrise a 4–2 lead at the first break. Budko, Damm and Maksymets extended the advantage to 7–2 in the second period, before Duchev added Sunrise’s eighth in the third. Marafon responded through Isa, Ramil and a Sahib double, but Sunrise retained their lead to claim victory.

TMS FC powered to a 12–2 win over MFC Spartak. Gin’s goal and Liu Hao’s double established a 3–0 opening-period lead, before seven more goals took TMS’s advantage to 10–0 in the second, with Cai Wei, Bobo, Gin and Antonio all on target. Procenko and Ivanov replied for Spartak in the final period, but Linqiao and Gin added two further goals to complete TMS’s emphatic victory.

Group G
Ramy scored five times as Amal Mogador BSC defeated Bonyhád BFC 12–2. Chiky Ardil, Ramy and Mustafa established a 3–0 lead before Bocsev replied for Bonyhád. Mustafa’s second restored the three-goal cushion, with Raouf reducing the deficit to 4–2 before the first break. Ramy struck three more times in the second period, while Chiky Ardil completed his brace, and Alouate and Youssef also scored to make it 10–2. Ramy and Alouate added the final-period goals to seal the victory.

Three unanswered goals in the final period earned Rostocker Robben a 5–2 win over BSC Partizan. Leo scored twice for Partizan in the opening period, while Knöpfli and Thürk were on target for Robben as the sides reached the first break level at 2–2. A goalless second period kept the match balanced, before Pola’s double and a Kaufmann goal secured Robben’s victory.

Group H
Equator BSC overturned a 5–2 deficit late in the third period to defeat Portsmouth BSC 6–5. Hodel opened the scoring for Portsmouth, but De Ketelaere and Jumaye put Equator ahead in the first period. Harria and Antonio restored Portsmouth’s lead in the second, before Antonio struck twice more in the third to complete his hat-trick. Equator then mounted their comeback, with Jumaye scoring twice to complete a treble of his own, De Ketelaere adding his second, and Bouchereau also finding the net to secure victory.

Caltabiano’s extra-time winner earned Naxos BS a 5–4 victory over BS Zeeland. Naxos twice took the lead through Caltabiano and Federico in the opening period, with Krans and Roy replying for Zeeland to make it 2–2. The pattern continued in the second period as Plama and Federico scored for Naxos, only for Yusuf and Roy to equalise each time. A goalless third period forced extra time, where Caltabiano’s second goal settled the contest.