- Players of Atlantic boys of Kribi are camping to improve concentration days ahead of the national interpools
- The club is preparing for a return to the national interpools and possibly Elite football after so many years of absence
- Atlantic boys have been placed under group B, alongside other opponents and success could mean they join Colombe as the second from the South Region in the Elite championships
Atlantic Boys of Kribi have stepped up their preparations for the 2024 Interpools competition by opening a preparations camp in Akono – a village in the outskirt of Yaoundé since last Thursday.
During the two-day training camp in Akono, the Atlantic Sport Academy squad trained in a serene and focused atmosphere, as they aim to “take the plunge” when the tournament kicks off on August 1st.
The team, led by captain Gaël NOUKEU, clinched their ticket to the national event after an impressive 3-0 victory over Dja Sports of Meyomesala, securing the championship of the South region. This achievement has fueled their ambition to make a strong showing at the Interpools.
The team have been drawn in Group B of the Interpools, alongside Buea United FC, Girondins FC , Volcano Du and KRIMI FC in the group stage of the competition.
According to the tournament format, the top two teams in each group (A and B) will advance to the semi-finals, with the finalists securing promotion to Elite Two for the upcoming season.
“This is the mission that awaits the brave foals of coach Bata Ntjam Sébastien in the city of seven hills… An arduous but not impossible mission,” the club’s statement read. “Impossible not being ATLANTIC BOYS.”
The Atlantic Sport Academy community has rallied behind their team, united in prayer and hope that the “high tide of Atlantic Sport Academy arrives in safe harbor on the evening of next August 15.”
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