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The 2011 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup is an international beach soccer tournament being held in Ravenna, Italy from 1 September until 11 September 2011. This page lists all of the players that have scored at least one goal during the tournament.
Goals scored during the penalty kick session after an extra time period do not count toward a player's individual goal total. [1]
André
Francisco Velasquez
Paolo Palmacci
Egor Eremeev Ilya Leonov Dmitry Shishin 
Victor Tale
Nuno Belchior 
Pape Koukpaki Sidney Aleksey Makarov Ndiaga Mbaye Agustin Ruiz Benjamin Bartholomew Ibenegbu Yuri Krasheninnikov Ngalla Sylla
Dejan Stankovic Betinho
Hassan Abdollahi Farid Boulokbashi Giuseppe Soria
Morgan Plata Musa Najare Isiaka Olawale 
Jalal Al-Sinani Alan Lucio Yuri Gorchinskiy Mo Jaeggy Stephan Leu
Teva Zaveroni
Jonathan Levi Bruno Malias Buru Jorginho Mehdi Hassani Mohammad Mokhtari Francesco Corosiniti Franco Palma
Masayuki Komaki Shusei Yamauchi Ricardo Villalobos Ogbonnaya Okemmiri James Okwuosa Rui Coimbra Anton Shkarin Ibrahima Bakhoum Libasse Diagne Babacar Fall Tomás Hernandez
Oleg Zborovskyi
Edgar Quintero Luciano Franceschini Sebastian Larreta German Spinelli Javier Vivas Anderson Mohammad Ahmadzadeh Moslem Mesigar Ali Naderi Simone Feudi Gabriele Gori Matteo Marrucci Franco Palma Hirofumi Oda Shunta Suzuki Antonio Barbosa Francisco Cati Jose Cervantes Angel Rodriguez Nelson Nwosu Hani Al-Dhabit Nasser Al-Mukhaini Ishaq Al-Mas Khalid Al-Rajhi Duarte Paulo Graça Bruno Novo Jordan Santos Bruno Torres Wilber Alvarado Jose Membreño Elias Ramirez Cheikh Ba Valentin Jaeggy Michael Rodrigues Angelo Schirinzi Sandro Spaccarotella Marama Amau Naea Bennett Tearii Labaste Igor Borsuk Sergiy Bozhenko Anton Butko Oleksandr Korniychuk Oleg Mozgovyy Roman Pachev Oleg Zborovskyi Kevin Camargo Gian Luca Cardone Francisco Landaeta Carlos Longa Marcos Monsalve2 own goals
Ngalla Sylla (playing against Switzerland)1 own goal
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