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| Vincente de Luise (ANSA) |
The 2012 Futsal World Cup is compared with previous
tournaments in this interview with Vincente de Luise, former Argentina National
Futsal Team coach and now in that position with Chile. The conclusions are that
offenses have improved, teams alternate systems during the course of a game and
high pressure by defenses is created more goals than simple turnovers.
Whether you view futsal as a means to an end – development
tool for outdoor players – or an end in itself – its own sport – many of the
world’s most talented players grew up with futsal. This article was published
by www.fifa.com on the eve of the Futsal
World Cup.
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| Tim Sheldon, editor of www.futsalonline.com |
Tim Sheldon, the editor of www.futsalonline.com, recently published
“MISL could revolutionize indoor soccer in the U.S. by adopting futsal rules,” a
response to U.S. National Futsal Coach Keith Tozer’s comment “The way we play
is basically Futsal with an extra player and walls.” Tozer is also the longtime
head coach of the MISL’s Milwaukee Wave. His comment appeared in a November Futsal World interview in which he
discussed his affiliation with U.S. Youth Futsal and formation of a youth
futsal league in Wisconsin. Feel free to write us at davidknopf48@gmail.com with your
thoughts on Sheldon’s views, as well as Tozer’s.
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| Anthony Talo (FIFA.com) |
16-year-old Anthony Talo of the Solomon Islands became the youngest goalkeeper to score at the Futsal World Cup when his punted shot from his penalty area was the deciding goal in a 4-3 win over Guatemala. Read the story and watch the video highlights of the game as provided at www.FIFA.com.
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