The Black Bulls' dominance in the National Youth Championship continues unabated, with the team winning the national title for the fourth consecutive time. This victory is not just an achievement, but a decree: if other clubs want to challenge the Black Bulls' reign in the youth ranks, they will have to work much harder than they have over the past four years. What they've demonstrated so far is simply not enough to overcome the team coached by Gerássimo Macurra and assisted by Hélder Massame.
The National Youth Championship, which kicked off on August 17th in the cities of Chimoio and Quelimane, saw the Black Bulls kick off with a stunning performance. In the opening round, the team thrashed Sport Quelimane and Benfica 5-0, with goals from Carlos, Ginaldo, and Mbapé, who scored twice in the match.
In the second round, the Black Bulls youth team continued their winning streak, defeating Estrela da Beira 3-0, with Mbapé, Chauson, and Makamba scoring the goals that secured the team three more points. The third round was also dominated by the Black Bulls, with a 3-1 victory over Grupo Desportivo Matuel, with Lulu, Mbapé, and Chauson scoring the goals.
With their lead firmly in place, the Black Bulls now face Associação Desportiva Cuamba in the fifth round, scheduled for this Thursday, August 22. This team's run throughout the championship leaves no doubt about their dominance in the youth category, and their fourth consecutive title reinforces the Black Bulls' dominance in Mozambican youth football.
The Black Bulls' young athletes not only demonstrate talent, but also a consistency and competitive edge that places them above their rivals. This consecutive triumph in the National Youth Championship serves as a clear message: the Bulls' dominance in the youth ranks is far from being challenged. For other clubs, the only option is to intensify their efforts and attempt, in the coming years, to challenge the dominance that the Black Bulls have so skillfully established.
