This is the group A positions table at the World Cup in Futbol Beach

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This is the group A positions table at the World Cup in Futbol Beach

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Guatemala achieved his first victory in a World Cup, defeating the host team, Seychelles, and remains alive for the last date of the group stage.

The National Team made history to get its first victory in a World Cup of Beach Soccer. (Photo: Free Press, Fedefut)

Day 2 of the Group A of the 2025 beach soccer was marked for a historic moment: Guatemala won his first victory in a World Cup, By imposing 4-3 before the local team, Seychelles, and continues with options to advance the competition.

The blue and white showed character and heart to overcome an adverse marker of 0-2, with a stellar performance by Miguel González, author of the four chapines. With this triumph, Guatemala gets fully into the fight for a ticket to the next round.

Hours before, the other duel of the group between Japan and Belarus was played. The Japanese, who came from beating Guatemala in the debut, ran into a solid Belarus that imposed conditions and took the 6-3 victory.

With that result, the Europeans were as the only leaders of the group, with six points and a goal difference of +6.

This is the position table after two days

  • Belarus – 6 pts / +6
  • Japan – 3 pts / +3
  • Guatemala -3 pts / -3
  • Seychelles -0 pts / -5

The last day will be infarction. Guatemala will face Belarusia with the obligation to win yes or yes, And wait for Japan to lose or draw against Seychelles, to classify the next round.

The combination is not simple, but with morale high after their first triumph, the chapines cling to illusion.

Guatemala will play against Belarus next Monday, May 5, at 5.00 from Guatemala. Those led by Farley Castro know that they must win for a good goal difference and expect Japan not to add to the locals.

With three points in the stock market, a burning figure and a whole country dreaming, Guatemala still has a real opportunity to continue making history in its World Cup debut.

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