All set for the semi-finals in Alanya!

Sportivo Luqueño equalised in the final second before overcoming Yurkas-Vitoblsport on penalties, while Falfala overturned Marseille’s lead to complete the men’s semi-final line-up at the World Winners Cup Alanya 2026. Sunrise Kyiv defeated Serenity Alanya 7–2 and Amal Mogador beat Qadsia 6–2 to advance. In the placement play-offs, Maitland scored four as C.Y. Limón claimed 11th, while Rostocker Robben secured ninth with a narrow victory over TMS.

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Quarter-finals
BSC Sunrise Kyiv win 7-1 against Serenity Alanya Bld
BSC Sunrise Kyiv booked their place in the semi-finals with a 7–2 victory over Serenity Alanya Bld. Duchev scored the only goal of the opening period to give Sunrise a 1–0 lead.

Damm doubled the advantage in the second period, before Samoilenko and Duchev made it 4–0. Duchev completed his hat-trick and Hodel added another to extend the lead to 6–0, with Volkan replying late in the period for Serenity Alanya. Damm scored his second in the final period to make it 7–1. Bruno pulled one back for Serenity Alanya, but Sunrise sealed a commanding win to advance.

Sportivo Luqueño win 5-3 against BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport on penalties, after a 4-4 draw
Sportivo Luqueño reached the semi-finals with a 5–3 penalty shootout victory over BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport following a 4–4 draw. Rodrigo and Thanger established a 2–0 opening-period lead, before Vasilev pulled one back late in the period.

Bryshtsel equalised early in the second period, but Rodrigo struck again to restore Luqueño’s advantage at 3–2. Hardzetski and Bryshtsel’s second then turned the match in Yurkas-Vitoblsport’s favour in the third period, giving them a 4–3 lead. Thanger equalised in the final second to force extra time, which produced no further goals. Luqueño then prevailed 5–3 in the shootout to secure their place in the last four.

Amal Mogador BSC win 6-2 against Qadsia BS
Amal Mogador BSC secured a semi-final place with a 6–2 victory over Qadsia BS. Neither side found the net in a goalless opening period.

A Qadsia own goal broke the deadlock in the second period, before Chiky Ardil struck late to give Amal Mogador a 2–0 lead. Ramy extended the advantage to 3–0, with Chiky Ardil’s second and an Alouate goal making it 5–0. Qadsia replied through an Amal Mogador own goal, but Ramy scored again before Camacho’s late consolation completed the scoring.

Falfala KQ BSC win 4-2 against Marseille BT
Falfala KQ BSC came from behind to defeat Marseille BT 4–2 and secure a semi-final place. An intense opening period remained goalless until Lucao converted a late spot kick to give Marseille a 1–0 lead.

Datinha equalised midway through the second period, but Varrel struck in the last minute to restore Marseille’s advantage at 2–1. Falfala turned the contest around in the final period, scoring three unanswered goals to seal victory and complete the men’s semi-final line-up.

Play-offs
15th/16th: BS Zeeland win 4-1 against Alanya Belediyespor B
BS Zeeland secured 15th place with a 4–1 victory over Alanya Belediyespor B. Yusuf and Nuninho scored in the opening period to give Zeeland a 2–0 lead.

Daniil pulled one back late in the second period, reducing Alanya Belediyespor’s deficit to 2–1 heading into the final frame. Roy restored Zeeland’s two-goal cushion in the first minute of the final period. He struck again moments later to seal the Dutch side’s 4-1 victory.

13th/14th: Altaawoun FC win 8-0 against Union Vrede BS
Altaawoun FC claimed 13th place with an 8–0 victory over Union Vrede BS. Khalid, Naif and Majed scored in the opening period to establish a 3–0 lead.

Majed added his second in the next period to extend Altaawoun’s advantage to 4–0. Qasem, Deiwerson, Naif and Omar added the remaining goals to complete the scoring, with Naif joining Majed on two goals as Altaawoun sealed a commanding win.

11th/12th: C.Y. Limón win 7-4 against Equator BSC
Maitland scored four times as C.Y. Limón recovered from a two-goal deficit to defeat Equator BSC 7–4 and claim 11th place. De Ketelaere and Bouchereau gave Equator an early 2–0 lead, before Maitland replied. Bouchereau’s second ensured Equator led 3–1 at the first break.

Neta, Deyber and Maitland then turned the contest around to give Limón a 4–3 advantage. Maitland struck twice more to complete his four-goal haul and extend the lead to 6–3. Damoo reduced Equator’s deficit to 6–4, but Mora’s late goal sealed Limón’s victory.

9th/10th: Rostocker Robben win 4-3 against TMS FC
Rostocker Robben claimed ninth place with a 4–3 victory over TMS FC. Bé Martins opened the scoring midway through the first period, before Baaske and Giese turned the contest around to put Robben 2–1 ahead.

Gin’s late equaliser brought TMS level at 2–2, but Knöpfli and Kaufmann then scored to give Robben a 4–2 advantage. Bé Martins struck again late on to reduce the deficit, but the German side held on to secure victory.

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Results
Quarter-finals
Serenity Alanya Bld 2-7 BSC Sunrise Kyiv
BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport 4 (3)-(5) 4 Sportivo Luqueño
Qadsia BS 2-6 Amal Mogador BSC
Falfala KQ BSC 4-2 Marseille BT

Play-offs
15th/16th: Alanya Belediyespor B 1-4 BS Zeeland
13th/14th: Altaawoun FC 8-0 Union Vrede BS
11th/12th: Equator BSC 3-7 C.Y. Limón
9th/10th: TMS FC 3-4 Rostocker Robben

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