Chișinău Witnesses a Surge of Talent on Day Two
The second day of the Women’s Euro Beach Soccer League unfolded on the sun‑kissed sands of Chișinău, delivering a slate of matches that combined technical skill with relentless attacking play.
Poland opened the scoring against Belgium through a swift strike by Maurane, but the Polish side answered decisively. Goals from Dall’Ara and Konobrodzka put Poland ahead 2‑1, and a flurry of strikes in the second period — Korda, Terka and Tobiczyk — extended the lead to 5‑1. The final period saw Dall’Ara and Kamińska add two more to seal a 7‑1 victory.
Portugal, not to be outdone, faced the Netherlands with Ferreira opening the scoring early. Joana Meira doubled the advantage before the Dutch responded through Sharona, cutting the margin to 2‑1. Carolina restored the two‑goal gap, and Ferreira capped the match with a second goal in the closing stages, securing a 4‑1 win.
The tournament’s schedule now turns to July 31, 2026, when the Netherlands will meet Belgium and Poland will lock horns with Italy, promising further excitement for fans of beach soccer.
Both Poland and Portugal demonstrated depth in their squads, with multiple goal contributors across the matches. The performances underscore the growing competitiveness of women’s beach soccer in Europe and set a high bar for the remainder of the league.