Spain claimed the 2026 Finalissima Futsal title as Argentina secured a podium finish

• Spain defeated Brazil 3-0 in the final to claim its first-ever CONMEBOL UEFA Finalissima Futsal title.

• Argentina beat Portugal 3-1 to secure third place, improving on its performance in 2022.

• Brazil finished as runners-up, while Argentina joined Spain on the podium, giving South America two representatives among the tournament's top three teams in Niterói.

The 2026 CONMEBOL UEFA Finalissima Futsal came to an end this Sunday, November 8, at the Arena Niterói in Brazil, with Spain crowned champions after defeating Brazil 3-0 in the decisive match to claim the intercontinental title for the first time.

Argentina, meanwhile, secured a podium finish after beating Portugal 3-1 in the third-place match. As a result, both CONMEBOL representatives finished among the top three teams in the second edition of the tournament.

Brazil 0-3 Spain

Spain were crowned champions of the 2026 CONMEBOL UEFA Finalissima Futsal after defeating Brazil 3-0 in the final at the Arena Niterói.

Following a goalless first half, in which both teams delivered an intense performance, Gon Castejón opened the scoring for Spain in the 32nd minute after a move initiated by Antonio Pérez.

Brazil pushed for an equalizer and created several chances but were denied by Spanish goalkeeper Dídac. In the closing minutes, Cecilio doubled Spain's lead in the 39th minute after winning possession against Brazil, who were playing with a flying goalkeeper.

Brazil had an opportunity to pull one back from the penalty spot, but Dyego struck the crossbar. In the following play, Antonio Pérez scored Spain's third goal in the 40th minute to seal the 3-0 victory.

Spain thus claimed their first Finalissima Futsal title, while Brazil, the reigning world and South American champions, finished as runners-up.

Argentina 3-1 Portugal

Argentina secured the bronze medal at the 2026 CONMEBOL UEFA Finalissima Futsal after defeating Portugal 3-1 in the third-place match.

La Albiceleste got off to a flying start, with Leandro Altamirano opening the scoring in the first minute after an attacking combination that allowed him to beat the Portuguese goalkeeper.

In the second half, Hugo Neves equalized for Portugal in the 22nd minute, but the team coached by Matías Lucuix regained the lead in the 36th minute when a shot by Lucas Bolo Alemany resulted in an own goal by Tomás Paçó.

With Portugal pushing for an equalizer using the flying goalkeeper strategy, Lucas Bolo Alemany scored Argentina's third in the 38th minute with a shot from his own half into the unguarded net.

The victory allowed Argentina to secure third place at the Finalissima Futsal for the first time, improving on its 2022 performance, when it finished fourth.

La Albiceleste wrapped up its campaign in Niterói with a victory over the champions of the inaugural edition and another strong showing on the international futsal stage.