In the fifth edition of the Intercontinental Cup, focus will be on the pitch and on the beautiful skyline shaping the picture behind stadium, beginning on Tuesday the 3rd. The tournament brings together eight teams and the best in the world at that. There is always the current World Cup champion, in this case, Portugal, and the leaders from the six continents as divided by the sport, North America (CONCACAF), South America (CONMEBOL), Africa (CAF), Asia (AFC), Europe, and Oceania (OFC). The host nation, the UAE plays in the AFC, and Europe has two representatives since the World Cup champion is from The Old Continent. The pool of top-class talent comes from Mexico, Argentina, Egypt, the UAE, Iran, Portugal, Russia, and Tahiti.
Portugal
UAE
Russia
Tahiti
Winner Group A
Winner Group B
Runner-up Group A
Runner-up Group B
3rd Group A
4th Group A
3rd Group B
4th Group B
Winner Match 13
Loser Match 13
Winner Match 14
Loser Match 14
Loser Match 15
Winner Match 15
Loser Match 16
Winner Match 16
Dick WhalenNASSC Tournament DirectorThe North American Sand Soccer Championships turn “Silver”
Ali TargholizadehAFC Head of Futsal and Beach Soccer DevelopmentAsia has everything required for beach soccer
Roberto CarettoManager Lazio Beach SoccerIdentity is key for clubs’ future
Joan CuscóBSWW Executive Vice PresidentClosing a successful season with the next FIFA Beach Soccer world Cup in our mind
Bernd BaruttaHead of Beach Soccer at the DFBBeach soccer was at its captivating best in Warnemünde
Joaquín AlonsoSpain National Coach and FIFA InstructorWomen’s beach soccer has evolved greatly
Gilberto CostaBrazil National CoachThe road to a perfect World Cup
Philippe MoggioCONCACAF General SecretaryBeach Soccer, a powerful platform to strengthen the game
