إتحاد الميني فوتبول كرّم سيّدات المنتخب اللبناني للعبة

The Lebanese Mini-Football Federation honored the Lebanese women’s national team, which won third place in the World Cup tournament held in Erbil (Iraq) between September 17 and 23, and which was won by the Egyptian national team, at a large dinner party held at the “964” restaurant in Batroun.
On this occasion, the President of the Lebanese Mini-Football Federation, Ahmed Dounche, spoke, praising his champion players for the honorable achievement they made in this great sporting event, and for their commitment and discipline in training and matches, which contributed to their deserved rise to the podium, promising that the Federation would always stand by them, as well as by the rest of the national teams, in order to raise the Lebanese flag high in all Arab, Asian and international participations.
Dounche also thanked the members of the technical and medical staff and the administrative delegation that accompanied the team to Erbil for the tremendous efforts they made to reflect a beautiful and bright image of the reality of the game in Lebanon and its future aspirations, also praising the important role played by the men of the press and sports media in highlighting the game of mini football and its local and international activities.
Then, surrounded by members of the Federation’s administrative body, Dench honored the delegation participating in the World Cup, presenting commemorative shields to each of the following: Head of Delegation Tony Jontoyan, Head of National Teams Committee Bassem Rammal, Head of Women’s Football Committee Hanadi Traboulsi, Team Manager Adham Shoman, Technical Director Omar Yassin, Coach Abdul Razzaq Tayba, Therapist Omar Al-Labban, Goalkeeper Coach Youssef Al-Aidi, Fitness Coach Mohammad Al-Alti, Mental Preparation Coach Dr. Randali Mansour, and the players: Miriam Romanos, Carol Mansour, Hadeel Mshemesh, Latifa Kilani, Reem Mustafa, Qamar Dandal, Raquel Nasr, Dam Al-Surour Siour, Gwen Hanna, Nancy Chailian, Mariam Shehab, Nour Kashli, Lea Doueihy and Christiane Sayegh.
Then the players and coaching staff signed a large picture of the Lebanese women's national team, before taking a group photo and cutting a cake to mark the occasion amidst a special celebratory atmosphere.