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Kaieteur Sports – The excitement is building in the mining town of Linden as all roads lead to the Retrieve tarmac for the much-anticipated kickoff of the fourth ExxonMobil Futsal Championship, which gets underway tomorrow evening from 6:30 p.m.

Co-owner of the Trophy Stall Elizabeth Sunich (left) presented Co-Director of New Era Entertainment, Aubrey Major Jr with the winner’s trophy ahead of tomorrow’s kickoff.
Adding a special touch to the buildup, Trophy Stall has partnered with New Era Entertainment, donating the magnificent championship trophy during a brief presentation held on Tuesday at the company’s South Road location. The symbolic gesture underscores the growing prestige of the tournament, which continues to be one of the most eagerly awaited events on the local futsal calendar.
This year’s edition will feature sixteen teams, divided into four groups of four, engaging in an intense round-robin stage. The top two teams from each group will move on to the quarterfinals, where the competition is expected to heat up even further.
The championship winner will not only lift the coveted trophy but also take home a handsome $1,500,000 purse. The second-place team will collect $750,000, while third and fourth-place finishers will receive $350,000 and $200,000 respectively, all accompanied by trophies in recognition of their efforts.
Tomorrow’s opening night promises a thrilling start to the tournament. Following the traditional March Past, fans will be treated to four exciting encounters.
The action begins with Team Fearless facing Stabroek Ballers in the curtain-raiser before the official opening ceremony. The momentum continues as Young Gunners battle Westside Ballers in match two, followed by an electrifying showdown between Hardball Management and Bomberz. The evening’s finale will see YMCA ‘A’ squaring off against HH Ballers, capping off what is expected to be a memorable opening night.
Action continues on Saturday November 8th, Wednesday 12th, Friday 14th and Saturday 15th at the same venue. Quarterfinals and semifinals are set for Friday 21th and Saturday 22nd while the grand finale happens on Saturday 29th November.
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