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Comebacks and narrow victories mark the opening day in Alanya
The men’s World Winners Cup got underway in Alanya with goals across all eight groups. Sportivo Luqueño and BS Zeeland recorded convincing wins, while Equator BSC, SK Bosnia Teplice and Serenity Alanya Bld each secured victory by a single goal.
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Group A
Serenity Alanya Bld resisted a BSC BetVam comeback to claim a narrow 5–4 victory. Filipe’s late opening-period goal gave Serenity the lead, before Blagoev equalised two minutes after the restart. Semih, Recep and Llorenç then established a 4–1 advantage, with Bariş extending the lead to 5–1 early in the final period. BetVam responded through a Filipe double and a Tamper strike, but Serenity held on for the win.
C.Y. Limón secured a 6–2 victory over Batumi SC after racing into a three-goal lead through José, Tay Johnson and Mora. Chikarov pulled one back in the last minute of the opening period and scored again late in the second to reduce the deficit to 3–2. Neta restored Limón’s two-goal cushion before the second break, while Maitland and Tay Johnson added further goals in the final period to seal the victory.
Group B
Falfala KQ BSC made a strong start with a 6–2 victory over Alanya Belediyespor. Datinha and Mauricinho established an early two-goal lead, before Hasan pulled one back. Padila’s late strike made it 3–1 at the first break, and a second-period double from Amer Yatim, alongside another Mauricinho goal, helped Falfala take a 6–2 advantage into the final frame. A goalless third period confirmed their opening win.
Manka’s late winner earned SK Bosnia Teplice a hard-fought 4–3 victory over Casa Benfica Viseu. Fran Lopez opened the scoring for Viseu, but Ruda equalised before the first break and struck again early in the second period. Baptista extended Teplice’s lead to 3–1, only for Silva and Dadeira to bring Viseu level before the second interval. Manka then settled the contest with the decisive goal in the final period.
Group C
Sportivo Luqueño powered to a 9–4 victory over Mare di Roma, with Rodrigo and Milciades each scoring twice. Luraschi, Rodrigo and Milciades established a 3–0 opening-period lead, before Rodrigo’s second and goals from Thanger and Barrios extended the advantage to 6–0. Cristiano and Rui Coimbra replied for Mare di Roma, but Yoao and Milciades made it 8–2 before the second break. Jhovanny added Luqueño’s ninth early in the final period, while Rui Coimbra’s second and a Joselito strike reduced the margin.
Qadsia BS held off BS Bohemians to secure a narrow 4–3 win. Radosta opened the scoring for Bohemians before Camacho and Shchynik struck for Qadsia. Pekárek’s equaliser left the sides level at 2–2 at the first break. Hajetah and Faisal then found the net for Qadsia in the second period, while Radosta’s second kept Bohemians within touching distance. A goalless final frame ensured Qadsia protected their slender advantage to claim victory.
Group D
Three unanswered goals in the final period earned Marseille BT a 4–1 comeback victory over BSC Malaisary. Gorokhov broke the deadlock for Malaisary in the last minute of the opening period, before Varrel equalised late in the second. Pedro and Lucao then found the net for Marseille in the final frame, with a Malaisary own goal also contributing to the French side’s winning start.
Tilly’s hat-trick inspired Union Vrede BS to a 5–2 victory over Garita Palmera BS. Rauda gave Garita Palmera an early lead, but Tilly struck twice to put Union Vrede 2–1 ahead at the first break. He completed his treble in the second period, before Calero reduced the deficit. Salaar restored Union Vrede’s two-goal cushion before the second interval, and P. Ndour sealed the win midway through the final period.
Group E
BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport recovered from an early setback to defeat Napoli Patron BSC 4–1. Gatica opened the scoring for Napoli in the first minute, before Chaikouski equalised midway through the opening period. Novikau put Yurkas ahead in the second frame, while goals from Brytshel and Hapon completed the victory.
Catarino’s hat-trick helped Altaawoun FC edge BT Cevennes 5–4. Catarino and Naif scored for Altaawoun in the opening period, with Gosselin replying for Cevennes. Algarvio equalised early in the second period, but Catarino struck twice more to establish a 4–2 lead at the second break. Brain and Allard found the net for Cevennes in the final period, while Khalid’s goal ensured Altaawoun secured a narrow win.
Group F
A five-goal final period saw TMS FC secure a 4–2 victory over Marafon IK. Lui Hao scored the only goal of the opening period, and a goalless second frame preserved TMS’s narrow advantage. Elshad and Ramil found the net for Marafon in the third period, but Lui Hao completed his brace and Vai Wei struck twice to seal the win.
BSC Sunrise Kyiv pulled clear in the final period to defeat MFC Spartak 5–3. Lystopad and Djambazov scored for their respective sides in an opening period that ended 1–1, before late second-period goals from Spartak’s Procenko and Sunrise’s Maksymets kept the match level at 2–2. Hodel and Samoilenko then gave Sunrise a 4–2 lead. Klemshove reduced the deficit in the last minute, but Budko responded to confirm Sunrise’s victory.
Group G
Abdoultabi scored twice as Amal Mogador BSC defeated Rostocker Robben 5–2. His opener came seconds before the first break, before Pablo Lopez and Ramy extended Amal Mogador’s lead in the second period. Kuman made it 4–0 in the final frame, with Baaske then replying for Rostocker Robben. Abdoultabi added his second late on, while Knöpfli’s last-minute goal provided further consolation for Robben.
BSC Partizan edged Bonyhád BFC 5–4 after twice establishing a two-goal advantage. Turku and Shukalov broke the deadlock in the final three minutes of the opening period, before Fierro and Raouf brought Bonyhád level soon after the restart. Dontsov and Miharov restored Partizan’s cushion, with Vénosz reducing the deficit to 4–3. Leo added Partizan’s fifth, and although Raouf struck again for Bonyhád, Partizan held on for victory.
Group H
Equator BSC overturned a two-goal deficit to edge Naxos BS 5–4. Plama’s beautiful opening-period strike put Naxos ahead, before Caltabiano doubled their advantage. Biuchereau, Damoo and De Ketelaere turned the match around to give Equator a 3–2 lead. Caltabiano added two more goals for Naxos, but Jumaye’s double ensured Equator claimed a narrow victory.
BS Zeeland recorded a convincing 6–1 victory over Portsmouth BSC. Roy’s double and Roman’s goal established a 3–0 lead in the opening period, before Heinstra and Cornet extended the advantage to 5–0. Goma scored a consolation goal for Portsmouth in the final period, while Roy also found the net again to complete Zeeland’s scoring.
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Results – Day 1
Group A
BSC BetVam 4-5 Serenity Alanya Bld
C.Y. Limón 6-2 Batumi SC
Group B
Alanya Belediyespor 2-6 Falfala KQ BSC
Casa Benfica Viseu 3-4 SK Bosnia Teplice
Group C
Mare di Roma 4-9 Sportivo Luqueño
Qadsia BS 4-3 BS Bohemians
Group D
BSC Malaisary 1-4 Marseille BT
Garita Palmera BS 2-5 Union Vrede BS
Group E
BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport 4-1 Napoli Patron BSC
BT Cevennes 2-5 Altaawoun FC
Group F
Marafon IK 2-4 TMS FC
BSC Sunrise Kyiv 5-3 MFC Spartak
Group G
Amal Mogador BSC 5-2 Rostocker Robben
Bonyhád BFC 4-5 BSC Partizan
Group H
Equator BSC 5-4 Naxos BS
Portsmouth BSC 1-6 BS Zeeland
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