Les clubs algériens de goal-ball à la conquête de la Coupe du Monde des clubs
Summary of Goal-ball Clubs Representing Algeria
Introduction
The Dahra Mostaganem women’s team and the EF Boufarik men’s team are set to represent Algeria at the second edition of the World Club Cup, scheduled from May 22 to May 25 in Espoo, Finland. This marks the inaugural participation of both teams in this prestigious international event, which has stirred excitement and ambition within their ranks.
Team Groupings and Competition Format
In the men’s division, EF Boufarik will compete in Group B alongside the NGA Lions from Lithuania, Old Power from Finland, and Instituto Athlon from Brazil. Group A features a formidable lineup, including Sesi SP from Brazil, Ivy from Japan, RGC Hansa from Germany, and GC Niksic from Montenegro.
On the women’s side, Dahra Mostaganem finds itself in Group Y, facing Old Power (Finland), Füchse Berlin (Germany), ICEMAT (Brazil), and Aisti Sport (Finland). The other group includes Sesi SP (Brazil), South Australia, FIFH Malmö (Sweden), RNC (England), and RGC (Germany).
Match Schedule
Dahra Mostaganem will kick off its campaign on Thursday, starting with two matches: against Füchse Berlin in the morning and tackling ICEMAT in the evening. On Friday, they will face Aisti Sport in the morning and Old Power in the afternoon.
The EF Boufarik team will also start on Thursday, playing Instituto Athlon from Brazil in the morning. On Friday, they will compete against NGA Lions from Lithuania and later face Old Power.
Saturday’s schedule is reserved for classification matches for positions five to nine, along with quarterfinals and semifinals. The tournament will conclude on Sunday, featuring both the men’s and women’s finals, along with the smaller finals.
Current Status and Legacy
Both Dahra Mostaganem and EF Boufarik are the reigning champions in Algeria, and their participation in this tournament offers a unique opportunity to showcase their skills on an international platform. Their journey is not just about competing but also about elevating the status of Algerian goal-ball on the global scene.
As these teams prepare to embark on their international journey, they carry the hopes of their home country and aim to leave a mark among the world’s best. With their competitive spirit and commitment, both teams are focused on achieving strong performances and potentially bringing home success.
