Quarter-final line-up defined in Alanya!

BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport’s 17–0 victory and Sportivo Luqueño’s 11-goal rout led the scoring in the men’s round of 16 at the World Winners Cup Alanya 2026. Serenity Alanya needed penalties to overcome TMS, while Qadsia and Marseille edged close contests. Amal Mogador, BSC Sunrise Kyiv and Falfala also advanced to complete the quarter-final line-up.

In the placement play-offs, Garita Palmera hit 12 to claim 17th place, while four-goal performances from Filipov and Joselito helped BetVam and Mare di Roma secure 21st and 29th respectively.

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Round of 16
Qadsia BS held off Equator BSC to secure a 5–4 victory and a place in the quarter-finals. Alsalman opened the scoring late in the first period, before Jumaye equalised and Camacho restored Qadsia’s lead at 2–1. Alsalman struck again in the second, with Shchytnik and Hajeyah also scoring, while Proper and Jumaye kept Equator within reach at 5–3. Jumaye completed his hat-trick late in the final period, but Qadsia held on to advance.

Amal Mogador BSC defeated Altaawoun FC 13–8 to reach the quarter-finals. Riduan, Ramy, Chiky Ardil and Mustafa established a 4–2 opening-period lead, with Altaawoun replying through Catarino and an own goal. Ramy, Chiky Ardil and Riduan struck in the second period, while Naif scored for Altaawoun to leave them trailing 7–3. An 11-goal final period followed, with Altaawoun adding five, but goals from Riduan and Ramy, alongside doubles from Mustafa and Alouate, sealed Amal Mogador’s victory.

Serenity Alanya Bld edged TMS FC 7–6 on penalties after a 6–6 draw to reach the quarter-finals. Antonio and Cai Wei Ming gave TMS a 2–0 opening-period lead, but Madsen, Cem and Filipe turned the match around to put Serenity 3–2 ahead at the second break. Gin equalised before Filipe restored Serenity’s advantage, only for Liu Hao Ran and Antonio to give TMS a 5–4 lead. Volkan levelled to force extra time, where Madsen and Gin scored for their respective sides. Serenity then prevailed in the shootout.

BSC Sunrise Kyiv overcame a six-goal performance from Mora to defeat C.Y. Limón 8–6 and advance to the quarter-finals. Hodel and Lystopad established a 2–0 opening-period lead, before Mora replied and Duchev made it 3–1. Mora struck twice more to level, but Maksymets and Damm restored Sunrise’s two-goal cushion. Another Mora goal brought Limón closer before Samoilenko made it 6–4 at the second break. Mora scored again in the final period, but further goals from Maksymets and Damm extended Sunrise’s lead to 8–5, with Mora’s sixth completing the scoring

Falfala KQ BSC recovered from an early deficit to defeat Union Vrede BS 7–2 and reach the quarter-finals. Wegeberg opened the scoring for Union Vrede, before Datinha equalised midway through the opening period and Moad put Falfala 2–1 ahead. Datinha and Mauricinho extended the advantage to 4–1 in the second period, with further goals from Moad, Jabareen and Mauricinho making it 7–1. Wegeberg’s late second proved only a consolation.

Bru’s decisive goal earned Marseille BT a narrow 4–3 victory over Rostocker Robben and a place in the quarter-finals. Knöpfli scored at kick-off for Robben, but Lucao immediately equalised with a brilliant strike before Giffaux put Marseille 2–1 ahead. Peterson brought Robben level, only for Lucao’s second to give Marseille a 3–2 lead heading into the final period. Kaufmann equalised once more, but Bru settled the contest in Marseille’s favour.

BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport powered into the quarter-finals with a 17–0 victory over BS Zeeland. Novikau’s double and goals from Kanstantsinau, Vinogradov, Bryshtsel, Chaikouski and Hardzetski established a 7–0 opening-period lead. Bryshtsel struck twice more in the second, alongside Vinogradov and Kanstantsinau, to make it 11–0. Six final-period goals followed, with Piatrouski, Stepliani, Bryshtsel and a Vinogradov double adding to Zeeland’s own goal to complete the 17-goal rout.

Sportivo Luqueño cruised into the quarter-finals with an 11–0 victory over Alanya Belediyespor B. Cantero’s hat-trick and a Breno Xavier goal established a 4–0 opening-period lead, before both players struck again in the second to make it 6–0. Breno Xavier added two more in the final period to join Cantero on four goals, while Nestor, Martinez and Milciades Medina also found the net to complete the rout.

Play-offs
31st/32nd
Casa Benfica Viseu secured 31st place with a 4–0 victory over Bonyhád BFC. Following a goalless opening period, Necas broke the deadlock in the second to give Casa Benfica a 1–0 lead. Martim, Martel and Da Costa added further goals to seal the win.

23rd/24th
BS Bohemians claimed 23rd place with a 7–5 victory over MFC Spartak. Radosta, Pietrsiak and Karpíšek established a 3–0 opening-period lead, before Radosta’s second and a Trampota goal extended the advantage to 5–0 early in the second. Salák and Pietrsiak also found the net for Bohemians. Spartak mounted a comeback through Procenko, Dimitrov and a Klemeshov hat-trick, but their five goals were insufficient to overturn the deficit.

29th/30th
Joselito scored four times as Mare di Roma defeated Batumi SC 7–2 to claim 29th place. Joselito, Castaldi and De Stafanis established a 3–0 opening-period lead, before De Stafanis added his second in the next period. Joselito struck again after the restart to make it 5–0. Chikirov and Shamilade reduced Batumi’s deficit to 5–2, but two further goals from Joselito sealed Mare di Roma’s victory.

21st/22nd
BSC BetVam secured 21st place with a 6–4 comeback victory over SK Bosnia Teplice, with Filipov scoring four goals. Ruda gave Bosnia a 1–0 opening-period lead, but Filipov’s second-period hat-trick and a last-minute Santos goal put BetVam 4–1 ahead at the second break. Ruda struck three more times in the final period to complete a four-goal haul of his own, but goals from Blagoev and Filipov ensured BetVam took the win.

27th/28th
BSC Malaisary claimed 27th place with an 8–5 victory over Portsmouth BSC. Gorokhov, Vizantii, Pankratov’s double and a Portsmouth own goal established a 5–1 opening-period lead. Gorokhov struck again early in the second, before Black, Hodel and Antonio reduced Portsmouth’s deficit to 6–4. Iskakov and Abdimanat extended Malaisary’s advantage, while Antonio’s last-minute goal proved only a consolation.

19th/20th
Napoli Patron BSC edged BSC Partizan 4–3 to secure 19th place. Rafinha’s late opening-period goal put Partizan ahead, before Kapis and Fomin turned the match around to give Napoli a 2–1 second-period lead. Peterniti scored twice for Partizan, but goals from Semenov and Georgikopoulos secured Napoli’s narrow victory.

25th/26th
BT Cevennes secured 25th place with a 7–2 victory over Marafon IK. Allard and Miri scored for their respective sides in the opening period, before Gosselin put Cevennes 2–1 ahead. Ramil equalised, but Brian immediately restored Cevennes’ lead at 3–2. Four unanswered final-period goals from Brian, Delamontagne, D. Algarvio and Gosselin sealed the win.

17th/18th
Garita Palmera BS claimed 17th place with a commanding 12–3 victory over Naxos BS. Oliver and Calero established a 2–0 lead before Villano replied for Naxos. Rauda, Andres and Mendez were among the scorers as Garita Palmera extended their advantage to 6–1. Caltabiano pulled one back, but Calero struck again before the second break to make it 7–2. Caltabiano added Naxos’ third early in the final period, before Oliver, Kenedy, Arana and two further goals from Calero completed Garita Palmera’s victory.

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Results – Day 4
Round of 16
Equator BSC 4-5 Qadsia BS
Amal Mogador BSC 13-8 Altaawoun FC
Serenity Alanya Bld 6 (7)-(6) 6 TMS FC
BSC Sunrise Kyiv 8-6 C.Y. Limón
Falfala KQ BSC 7-2 Union Vrede BS
Marseille BT 4-3 Rostocker Robben
BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport 17-0 BS Zeeland
Sportivo Luqueño 11-0 Alanya Belediyespor B

Play-offs
31st/32nd: Bonyhád BFC 0-4 Casa Benfica Viseu
23rd/24th: BS Bohemians 7-5 MFC Spartak
29th/30th: Mare di Roma 7-2 Batumi SC
21st/22nd: SK Bosnia Teplice 4-6 BSC BetVam
27th/28th: Portsmouth BSC 5-8 BSC Malaisary
19th/20th: BSC Partizan 3-4 Napoli Patron BSC
25th/26th: Marafon IK 2-7 BT Cevennes
17th/18th: Naxos BS 3-12 Garita Palmera BS

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