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Handball : les champions du Cameroun seront connus ce 3 novembre

Après 18 journées de championnat jouées en aller-retour 8 clubs de handball dont 5 chez les dames et 4 chez les messieurs s’affrontent dans un mini tournoi au complexe la concorde de l’université de Yaounde I.
Il s’agit des 4 meilleurs des championnats dames et messieurs issus de la première phase. Ils s’affronteront pendant 4 jours. ” La compétition se déroulera sous forme de championnat entre les quatre équipes qualifiées dans chacune des catégories dames Dynamique de Bokito, FAP de Yaoundé, TKC et FANZ de Yaoundé) et messieurs (FAP de Yaoundé, Phoenix de Douala, FANZ de Yaoundé et MINUH de Yaoundé). Les deux premières équipes à l’issue de ce championnat, disputeront la finale et deux dernières livreront le match de classement comptant pour ma troisième et la quatrième place”.
4 rencontres se déroulent par jour sont deux en simultané dans les stades A et B du Mateco, selon le programme ci-dessous:
 En rappel Phoenix de Douala est champion en titre chez les messieurs et FAP chez les dames. Prévues ce dimanche 03 octobre, les finales de ces play-offs de handball dévoileront les nouveaux rois de la discipline au Cameroun.

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