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Daily Tribune
6 days ago
- Sport
- Daily Tribune
Red Storm Rolls In Türkiye
TDT | Manama Bahrain's U-20s flex firepower with 4-0 win as Gulf Cup prep continues in full swing Bahrain's U-20 national team laid down an early marker in their Türkiye training camp, storming past Turkish side Golcukspor 1984 with a 4-0 win in their opening friendly on Monday night. Goals Spread Across Lineup Four different players found the back of the net — Abdulrahman Bassam, Yahya Adel, Mubarak Fawaz, and Abdulla Osama — reflecting a balanced attacking performance and a well-executed tactical approach under head coach Ali Aamer. Camp With Purpose The match was the first of several tune-ups for Bahrain as they prepare for the Gulf Cup U-20 2025, which kicks off later this month in Abha, Saudi Arabia. The camp runs through the third week of August and includes a 28-man squad. Eyes on Abha In the Gulf Cup's group stage, Bahrain will be up against Oman, Iraq, and Egypt in Group B. Group A, meanwhile, includes hosts Saudi Arabia along with Qatar, Kuwait, and Yemen. The tournament is organised by the Arab Gulf Cup Football Federation and serves as a key proving ground for the region's next generation.
SowetanLIVE
01-05-2025
- Sport
- SowetanLIVE
Amajita bounce back at U-20 Afcon with win against Tanzania
Amajita bounced back from their opening defeat at the Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations with a clinical 1-0 win against Tanzania at Suez Canal Stadium in Ismailia, Egypt, on Wednesday. Coach Raymond Mdaka's U-20s started with a 1-0 loss against hosts Egypt in Cairo on Sunday. Cape Town City attacker Shakeel April scored the 27th minute winner that separated the teams.
TimesLIVE
30-04-2025
- Sport
- TimesLIVE
Amajita bounce back at U-20 Afcon with win against Tanzania
Amajita bounced back from their opening defeat at the Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations with a clinical 1-0 win against Tanzania at Suez Canal Stadium in Ismailia, Egypt on Wednesday. Coach Raymond Mdaka's U-20s started with a 1-0 loss against hosts Egypt in Cairo on Sunday. Cape Town City attacker Shakeel April scored the 27th-minute winner that separated the teams. The result left South Africa in second place in the five-team Group A, with Egypt set to meet Sierra Leone in a later game on Wednesday night.
