The action never seems to stop as the coming days will see two important beach soccer events take place
If you enjoyed last weekend’s beach soccer, then here is some good news – there’s more where that came from!
We witnessed three major events take place on three different continents between 12 and 14 July.
Oman replaced their hosts as holders of the Morocco Beach Soccer Cup in Agadir, Spain’s Under 21 squad retained their Talent Cup title in Hungary and Paraguayan powerhouse, Club Cerro Porteño, went unbeaten to lift the first of the Clubs Challenger Cup in São Sebastião, Brazil.
If all that wasn’t enough, then the second stage of the Italian league was fought – watch Gabriele Gori’s WONDERGOAL right here as Viareggio and Happy Car Sambenedettese did enough to confirm their places in the final eight of the Italian Serie A who will battle later in the year in Catania for the crown of Italy.
On top of that, the Estonian women’s league was also being played, but this weekend the battles continue…
Wednesday sees the inauguration of the NEOM Beach Soccer Cup in Saudi Arabia where six national teams from across the world will contend the maiden edition of a group-breaking event.
Then on Friday, we begin the final leg of our journey to find the last of the 16 teams who will represent their nations on the biggest beach soccer stage of all – the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup.
The European Qualifiers will take place in Moscow between the 19 and 27 July, and five teams will learn if they have what it takes to join the world best at the World Cup, which is set to take place in November of this year.
So strap yourself in, because the fun is just getting started. Remember you can watch all of the matches at the European Qualifiers in Moscow right here!
