Draw X Eurofutsal.

Group A.RUSSIA.
CATALONIA.
SOUTH OSSETIA


Group BBELGIUM
LATVIA
SLOVAK REP.


Group CBELARUS
CZECH REP.
NORWAY



Schedule in groups:


05.14 (Monday)
A). .Osetia - Russia , 
2). Slovakia - Belgium ,
the opening ceremony of the tournament , 
3). Norway - Belarus .


5.15 (Tuesday)
A). Catalonia - Osetia I, 
2). Latvia - Slovakia ,
 3). Czech Republic - Norway .


5.16 (medium)
A). Russia - Catalonia ,
 2). Belgium - Latvia , 
3). Belarus - Czech Republic .

Futsal Belarus:

 

 

http://futsal-by.com/

 

 

Gomel "SAS" - winner of the XVII Open Championship of Belarus Futsal!
Do not suffered a single defeat in the championship for the first time in the history of the Republic of Belarus Champion Futsal becomes a "SAS" Gomel!

 

 

 

As a result of completed the open championship of Belarus have been named best in their roles.



The best goalkeeper in the championship was Dmitry Seliverstov (Vodokanal-HCS).

Best defender - Konstantin Tyurin (Brestvtorchermet).

Best forward - EvgeniyKaratchenya (Dream Team).

The most useful player of the championship was named Alexander Krasilnikov (Submariner).

The best player of the championship - Los Dmitry (SAS).

The most effective - Dmitry Trotsky (Security-Dynamo) - 19 goals.

  The best referee - Pavell Shupilov (MC).

 

  

UEFS Cup 2012:

Here is the time schedule and updated results from UEFS Cup in Bulgaria.

Participants:

Dinamo Moscow (RUSSIA)

AMS Cannet Futsal (FRANCE)

VPS Novabrik Policka (CZECH REPUBLIC)

Sporting Burgas (BULGARIA)

Lazur Burgas (BULGARIA)

Schedule:

Day 1 – April 25

17:00, Burgas

Dinamo Moscow – Lazur Burgas 9-2 (6-0)

Referees on the field: Tomas Vitasek and Dimo Asparanov

18:30, Burgas

Sporting Burgas – VPS Novabrik Policka 0-2 (0-0)

Referees on the field: Gennadi Gusev and Stefan Stefanov

Day 2 – April 26

17:00, Burgas

Dinamo Moscow – VPS Novabrik Policka

Referees on the field: Stefan Stefanov and Dimo Asparanov

18:30, Burgas

Sporting Burgas – AMS Cannet Futsal

Referees on the field: Gennadi Gusev and Thomas Vitasek

Day 3 – April 27

16:00, Primorsko

AMS Cannet Futsal – VPS Novabrik Policka

20:00, Burgas

Lazur Burgas – Sporting Burgas

Day 4 – April 28

16:00, Primorsko

Dinamo Moscow – Sporting Burgas

17:30, Primorsko

Lazur Burgas – AMS Cannet Futsal

Day 5 – April 29

14:00, Primorsko

Lazur Burgas – VPS Novabrik Policka

15:30, Burgas

Dinamo Moscow – AMS Cannet Futsal

17:00 -  CLOSING CEREMONY

Supervisor from UEFS is Kurt Hartvedt from Norway.

www.uefsfutsal.org 

Futsal Spain:

NACIONAL DE SELECCIONES AUTONOMICAS BASES 2012

RINCON DE LA VICTORIA ( MALAGA )

1st - GALICIA
2nd - ANDALUCIA
3rd - EXTREMADURA
4th - CASTILLA LEON

http://www.cnfutbolsala.com

Futsal Canada:

Click on the image to enlarge the info.

UEFS Champions Cup:

This year the UEFS champion cup will be held in the city of Otrokovice (Czech Republic).

May, 25th to 31st.

12 teams from 8 countries will take part of this edition.

1) Chemcomex Praha - Czech Republic
2) SMR Futsal plus Zlín - Czech Republic
3) Rogaland Futsal - Norway
4) Laksekongan Kristiansand Futsal - Norway
5) VHBA Vauvert Futsal - France
6) PRO VIRIBUS CICCIANO Napoli - Italy
7) Spartak Moscow - Russia
8) VRZ Gomel - Belarus
9) Nizhnaja Volga Saratov - Russia
10) FC Saint-Gilles- France
11) Club Conforsa Ripoll - Catalonia
12) TBC

http://www.ubytovani-otrokovice-spolecensky-dum.az-hotel.eu/

International friendlly games:

CATALONIA 2 SAINT HELENA 3

Last weekend in the city of Figueres (Catalonia) in order to prepare the X Eurofutsal, the national teams of Catalonia and the Saints, played a friendlly game.

The Saints had all the time under control the game, and was not until the last minutes that Catalonia did score their second goal.

Picture of the Saints.

This weekend Czech Republic will face Slovak Republic in a double game, the Futsal AMF has been reorganize in Slovak Republic.

X Eurofutsal

AMF Intercontinental Cup:

Spartak Moscow claim futsal Intercontinental Cup

Spartak Moscow's football team may be struggling somewhat in the Premier League, but their futsal counterparts have no such problems, as the red-and-whites have recently clinched the inaugural Intercontinental Cup.

The last step in any achievement is very often the hardest. The reigning European futsal champions, Spartak Moscow had a chance to test this rule in their third game against El Santo of Argentina.

After taking the edge in the first two fixtures, the hosts needed at least a draw to claim the first Intercontinental Cup in the history of the sport.

The Muscovites, however, demonstrated a very solid performance, as the match got under way. Aleksey Chechukevich found the net 10 minutes into the game. And seconds afterwards Aleksey Petrov doubled his team's lead with an unstoppable distant strike. But the blitzkrieg was not over as Spartak's Maksim Buntov added a third goal within two minutes.

Three to nothing midway through the first half, and the visitors' Sebastian De Diego got one back for the Argentineans just before the half-time buzzer.

“The stakes were very high at this event – the title of the World's best team, and after the first 20 minutes we felt no quietness. We knew, they would come out and fight until the very end. We learned this from the previous games,” Spartak captain Andrey Georgievsky noted after the game.

And El Santo, indeed, took control as the second half kicked-off. Gustavo Gallardo's men put a great deal of pressure on the Russian team. Sometimes this pressure was getting beyond the referees' control.

The visiting side's rough tackles led to a number of bookings and even red cards.

The tactics almost worked for the South America Champions. Andres Bragagnolo found the net twice during the last three minutes, making it three-all with just 50 seconds to play.

But Spartak didn't let this final go into Game Four, as the hosts stood up to the draw, which secured them an overall victory.

“We are happy to win here and we all hope that such competitions would become annual, and also that futsal's popularity in Russia will be increasing,” said Spartak coach Aleksandr Khamidulin.

So the first Intercontinental Cup stays in Moscow to the admiration of the club's devoted fans. Their numbers may not be many, but Spartak's international success could easily change things.

http://www.futsalplanet.com/news/news-01.asp?id=16111