NEOM, Saudi Arabia – The England beach soccer teams showcased their talent and determination at the NEOM Cup, with both the men’s and women’s teams delivering memorable performances.
Women’s Team Narrowly Misses Victory Against Brazil
In a thrilling match, the England women’s team faced off against Brazil, narrowly losing 4-2. England captain Becky Barron-Clark was the standout player, scoring both goals for her team. After bringing the score to a 2-2 tie, England’s hopes were dashed by late goals from Brazil’s Adriele and Bárbara.
England Women’s Team:
Traves
Marshall
Povey
Barron-Clark ©
Elouath
Catriona
Scadding
Fisher
Evans
Buckingham
Men’s Team Triumphs Over Hosts Saudi Arabia
The England men’s team celebrated a convincing 4-1 victory against tournament hosts Saudi Arabia. Captain Clarke led the charge with a stunning hat-trick, while the experienced Scott Lawson also found the back of the net. The match was particularly special for goalkeeper Tommy Jackson, who earned his 100th cap for England. Jackson, who plays for Team Isle of Wight, began his beach soccer journey in the youth leagues at the age of nine.
England Men’s Team:
Friery
Younie
Day
O’Neill
Lawson
Grossett
Harris
Clarke ©
Robinson
Abreu
Jackson
The NEOM Cup has been a testament to the skill and spirit of England’s beach soccer teams, promising an exciting future for the sport.
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