The San Diego Wave won the World Sevens Football tournament in Fort Lauderdale. They showed strong teamwork and skill throughout the event.
The San Diego Wave won the World Sevens Football tournament held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. They beat Tigres 3-0 in the final match and finished the tournament without losing any game. Over the event, the Wave scored 14 goals and only allowed three goals against them.
The tournament featured teams from many countries, including Germany, Brazil, and Canada. Each team brought their own style of play, making the games exciting and showing the mix of cultures in soccer.
The World Sevens format is different from regular soccer. Matches are shorter, lasting 30 minutes with two 15-minute halves. There is no offside rule, and players can be substituted at any time. This makes the game fast and fun to watch, especially on social media. Players like Glaucia from Flamengo showed creative skills that added excitement to the matches.
Fans were very passionate, even though attendance had some challenges. Supporters from Deportivo Cali traveled all the way from Colombia to cheer for their team. Their energy helped create a lively atmosphere in the stadium.
The tournament had a total prize pool of about 4.7 million euros. The San Diego Wave won around 1.9 million euros for their victory. Other teams also received significant prizes. The money aims to support women's soccer and encourage more teams to join future tournaments.
