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Salsa waltz to Brazilliant win



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Published Date: 06 August 2008
Brazilian Soccer Schools help to develop skills


Salsa United won the inaugural Dallow Streets Futebol de Salao final at the Dallow Road Community Centre with victory against Watch & Learn.

The tournament was the culmination of a programme run by Brazilian Soccer Schools Bedfordshire which provided coaching for local youngsters.

The Brazilian Soccer Schools, which run all around the country, encourage the use of a smaller ball – Futebol de Salao – in order to develop individual skills and the amount of time spent with the ball.

Haroon Ahmed, the Dallow Road Community Centre manager, said: "The response and enthusiasm from the boys and girls attending has been tremendous, with all gaining new skills and confidence on the ball."

The weekly Brazilian Soccer School sessions resume in September and anyone interested should contact Daniel Walker on 07968 778681 or email d.walker@icfds.com.

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  • Last Updated: 06 August 2008 3:18 PM
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  • Location: Luton
 
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