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Les Guépards scolaires U-18 du Bénin ont réussi leur entrée en lice à la 29ᵉ édition de la Coupe du monde scolaire de football. Le Bénin a dominé largement le Qatar sur le score sans appel de 7-0, ce lundi matin à Suzhou, en Chine.

Victoire écrasante des Guépards U-18 face au Qatar. Tôt ce lundi 19 octobre, ils ont livré leur première rencontre de la Coupe du monde scolaire de football. Face à la sélection qatarie, les jeunes représentants du Bénin ont frappé fort d'entrée. Dès les premières minutes, les Béninois ont imposé leur rythme, ne laissant que peu d'espace à leurs adversaires.

Le festival offensif a débuté dès la 4ᵉ minute grâce à Izoudine Boukary, auteur de l'ouverture du score. Lancés, les Guépards ont poursuivi leur domination avec Junior Fanou, qui s'est offert un doublé aux 11ᵉ et 17ᵉ minutes. Entre ces deux réalisations, John Ethan Hountinme a également trouvé le chemin des filets à deux reprises, aux 16ᵉ et 19ᵉ minutes.

Complètement dépassé par les offensives béninoises, le Qatar a concédé un sixième but à la 31ᵉ minute, œuvre de Silvanix Negui. À la pause, le sort de la rencontre semblait déjà scellé avec un avantage confortable de 6-0 pour le Bénin.

Au retour des vestiaires, les jeunes Guépards ont conservé leur détermination et poursuivi leurs efforts offensifs. Tahabou Ognandon a inscrit le septième but béninois à la 50ᵉ minute, mettant définitivement fin aux espoirs qataris.

Cette large victoire a été obtenue sous le regard du Directeur général de l'Office béninois du sport scolaire et universitaire, Victor Soumon Lawin, qui accompagne la délégation béninoise.
Avec cette démonstration offensive, le Bénin réussit une entrée majestueuse dans cette compétition mondiale scolaire.

Au-delà du score, cette performance constitue un signal fort envoyé aux autres équipes du groupe B.
Les Guépards U-18 devront confirmer cette belle dynamique lors de leurs prochaines sorties au cours desquelles ils seront opposés à la Chine et l'Inde.

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