Bahamas, March 31, 2017 – Nassau – Fifteen countries are gearing up for a phenomenal showdown on the sands of Malcolm Park Beach in The Bahamas when the 2017 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup unfolds there from April 27-May 7. Less than 30 days to go reminds organizers as Nassau continues to gain traction as a prime location for hosting world class, international sporting events.
Countries set to come in for the competition are: Tahiti, Portugal, Poland, Switzerland, Italy, Nigeria, Senegal, Brazil, Ecuador, Paraguay, Panama, Mexico, Iran, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Japan and the Local Organizing Committee said this is a huge TV event and gives The Bahamas unprecedented exposure. It is reported to media that the beach arena is 93% done and that on the ground already is the beach soccer trophy which will make rounds to several Bahamas islands, including Grand Bahama, Abaco and Cat Island.
The fan space at the park will be expanded said Chairman of the LOC, Jeffrey Beckles; going from a capacity of 3,500 to 6,500 people and if you are wondering, at the foot of the famous Sir Sidney Poitier bridge, the FIFA World Cup Beach Soccer will feature the matches on jumbo trons.
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