Suriname Secures Place in Gold Cup for Second Time in History
National team led by coach Stanley Menzo achieves historic qualification with a 1-0 victory over Martinique.
In a significant milestone for Surinamese football, the national team has successfully qualified for the Gold Cup for only the second time in its history.
Under the guidance of head coach Stanley Menzo, Suriname clinched its place in the tournament following a decisive 1-0 victory against Martinique in an away match held in Fort-de-France.
The qualification marks a notable achievement as the team seeks to strengthen its presence in international football competitions.
Menzo's leadership and the players' performance are being highlighted as pivotal factors in this success, which reflects the team's development over recent years.
The Gold Cup, organized by the Confederation of North, Central America, and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF), is scheduled to take place in the summer, featuring teams from various nations across the continent.
Under the guidance of head coach Stanley Menzo, Suriname clinched its place in the tournament following a decisive 1-0 victory against Martinique in an away match held in Fort-de-France.
The qualification marks a notable achievement as the team seeks to strengthen its presence in international football competitions.
Menzo's leadership and the players' performance are being highlighted as pivotal factors in this success, which reflects the team's development over recent years.
The Gold Cup, organized by the Confederation of North, Central America, and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF), is scheduled to take place in the summer, featuring teams from various nations across the continent.
