Africa-Press – Angola. Recreativo do Chapesseca, reigning champions of the provincial senior men’s futsal, resumed Sunday, on a provisional basis, the leadership of the 16th edition of the competition, with 49 points, after triumphing over Sualiras, by 8-2, in 19th day.
With this victory, the champion displaces 4 de Junho, which was off in the round, due to its involvement in the tournament alluding to the anniversary of the Border Guard Police, which takes place in Luanda.
In this way, Recreativo Chapesseca, leads the competition, on condition, after having already done so in the 14th round, with a point of advantage over the second place, with 48.
In the continuation of the 19th round, Santos A thrashed Negrolatos, by 13-3, of which six were scored by Leandro Chatulica, considered the player of the day.
In other matches of the day, the following results were recorded: MD/PG 3 x 5 RM and Kwatelela 7-9 PIB and Santos 2 x7 B Maresy, as for the June 4 x A17 match, it was postponed for a date to be indicated.
The 20th round, to be played in the middle of the week, reserves the following pairing:
Maresy x MD/PG, PIB x Santos B, RM x Sualiras, Negrolatos x Kwatelela, Chapesseca x 4 de Junho and A17 x Santos A.
1. CR. Chapesseca.. …………………………..49 points
2. June 4th…….. ……………………………….48 (-2 games)
3. Saints A ……………………………………… .46
4. Swahiliras ………………………………………… ….34
5. Meresy……………………………………….31
6. The 17 …………………………… ………………27
7. Kwatelela……………………………………26
8. RM ……………………… ………………….25
9. GDP…………………………………………..24
10. MD/PG…………………………………….10
11. Negrolatos ……………………………. …07
12. Santos B………………………………………..04
Euclides Dimitry Pestana, from Clube Recreativo do Chapesseca, leads the list of top scorers, with 50 goals, followed by Venâncio Sacãmia, from PIB, with 49.
Recreativo Chapesseca has the best attack with 178 goals scored, while the worst belongs to Santos B, with 40.
The best defense is held by 4 de Junho, with 38 goals conceded, and the worst is by the Negrolatos team, with 160 conceded.
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