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Binatone Skate Soccer Challenge Cup this week


International Federation of Skate Soccer (IFSS) an NGO committed to the development of the physically challenged members of our society (particularly polio victims) in collaboration with Binatone is organizing a local friendly tournament among four local teams namely; Western Tigers, Zongo Lions, Accra Giants and Ashanti Warriors.

IFSS together with Binatone have organized three International matches of which two were held here in Ghana and the third in Nigeria. The first was between Ghana and Nigeria which Ghana won by a close shave 3-2. Ghana verses Togo was the second which Ghana lifted the trophy.

The third was a return match between Nigeria and Ghana. This match really showed the other side of the Nigerian Team as they beat Ghana 8-1 to win.

On the local front, one match has been organized between the Accra Giants and Ashanti Warriors. The Ashanti warriors won after 90 minutes of great talent display on the pitch.

These games have shown to the world the potential of the players and Skate Soccer as a sport as it has had both international and local coverage.

The local friendly tournament to be play on Saturday, 20th will be the second local match organized by the IFSS and Binatone.
This game promises to be exciting and highly charged.

Skate Soccer has come to stay through the collaboration of International Federation of Skate Soccer (IFSS) and Binatone.

International Federation of Skate Soccer (IFSS) was co-founded in 2017 by Mr. Sunil Lalvani (Group Managing Director of Binatone) and Mr. Albert Frimpong. Mr. Sunil Lalvani operates as President of IFSS and Mr. Albert Frimpong as the CEO.


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