The beach soccer national team continues to intensify its training in preparation for facing the winner of the match between Angola and Mauritius.

The coaching staff of the beach soccer national team, led by coach Ahmed Abdelrazek, is racing against time to complete preparations for the qualifiers for the Africa Cup of Nations in Senegal, which will open the door to the World Cup in Brazil next year.


The beach soccer team held training sessions today, Saturday, in two shifts, morning and evening, at the Anfoushi beach, where they implemented some tactical plans on the field, in addition to training the players on various playing styles to improve their technical and physical levels and increase the training load for some team members.


The morning training session included some skill and technical exercises to boost confidence ahead of facing the winner of Angola and Mauritius to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations in Senegal.

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The coach provided guidelines to avoid playing roughly so as not to affect the team's performance in the upcoming official matches, aiming to achieve the technical and physical objectives of the camp before heading to Saudi Arabia for two friendly matches against the Saudi team, as part of the preparations for the anticipated African clash with the winner of Angola and Mauritius in early October.


The team held evening training today, where the technical staff focused on implementing some tactical plans on the field in preparation for the friendly match against the Alexandria national team tomorrow, Sunday evening.

The beach soccer national team continues to intensify its training in preparation for facing the winner of the match between Angola and Mauritius. — Africa Sport News