The 2025 Euro Winners Cup in Nazaré, Portugal, concluded with a decisive performance from Italy’s Catania BS, who claimed the tournament title with a 6-1 victory over Falfala KQ BSC in the final match on June 15, 2025. The week-long competition, which ran from June 8 to June 15, featured 36 clubs from across Europe and beyond, showcasing the elite level of international beach soccer talent according to official tournament statistics provided by Beach Soccer Worldwide.
Throughout the event, 89 matches were contested at the main stadium in Nazaré, resulting in a total of 701 goals scored, an average of 7.88 goals per game. The tournament highlighted individual excellence alongside team success, with Rafael Padilha of the winning side recognized as the Best Goalkeeper, while Thanger Alves Do Nascimento earned the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. Lucas Azevedo, known as Lucão, secured the Top Scorer title for his offensive contributions during the competition.
Final Standings and Tournament Progression
The final day of the tournament determined the definitive rankings for the participating clubs. Following Catania BS and runners-up Falfala KQ BSC, TSOR finished in third place after a competitive match against Marbella FP. The full rankings for the top ten teams are as follows:
- 1st: Catania BS (ITA)
- 2nd: Falfala KQ BSC (ISR)
- 3rd: TSOR (BLR)
- 4th: Marbella FP (ESP)
- 5th: Rosh Haayin (ISR)
- 6th: Marseille BT (FRA)
- 7th: Lenergy Pisa BS (ITA)
- 8th: BSC Sunrise Kyiv (UKR)
- 9th: Enpie Malaga (ESP)
- 10th: Napoli Patron BSC (GRE)
These standings reflect the outcomes of the placement matches held on the final day, including the 7th/8th place match where Lenergy Pisa BS faced off against BSC Sunrise Kyiv, and the 5th/6th place match featuring Rosh Haayin and Marseille BT, as documented by Beach Soccer Worldwide event records.
The Scope of the Competition
The 2025 edition of the Euro Winners Cup brought together 355 players representing clubs from diverse nations, including teams from Germany, Ukraine, Cyprus, Slovakia, and Portugal. The scale of the event underscores the growing global reach of professional beach soccer, with organizers coordinating complex logistics to manage the 89-match schedule over the eight-day period in Nazaré. The event was supported by various international partners and official sponsors, facilitating the broadcast of matches for global audiences.
For fans looking to stay updated on future beach soccer events, official information, including match replays and statistical archives, remains available through the official Beach Soccer Worldwide platform. As the 2025 season concludes, clubs will now turn their attention toward domestic leagues and preparation for upcoming international fixtures.
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