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The "Robben" claimed the 2026 title after overcoming Nõmme BSC 4–2 in the final in Pärnu, Estonia.
The fifth edition of the Baltic Sea & Scandinavian League smiled to Rostocker Robben. The German side claimed their first title, defeating Nõmme BSC in a closely contested final.
Rostocker Robben began the knockout stage with a 6–3 victory over Norway’s KFUM Stavanger in the semi-finals, while Nõmme BSC secured their place in the final with a 4–2 win against fellow Estonian side BSC Pärnu Tervis.
The third-place match saw BSC Pärnu Tervis claim the bronze medal, beating KFUM Stavanger 6–2, before Rostocker Robben and Nõmme BSC met for the title.
The Germans ultimately prevailed 4–2 to become the Baltic Sea & Scandinavian League 2026 champions, with Jannes Peterson named Tournament MVP.
Final standings
- Rostocker Robben (Germany)
- Nõmme BSC (Estonia)
- BSC Pärnu Tervis (Estonia)
- KFUM Stavanger (Norway)
Previous champions
Rostocker Robben become the fifth different club to lift the Baltic Sea & Scandinavian League trophy, following:
- 2025: SK Augur Enemat/Coolbet (Estonia)
- 2024: BSC Copenhagen (Denmark)
- 2023: BSC Copenhagen (Denmark)
- 2022: Vides Tehnika Erawadee (Latvia)
Beach Soccer Worldwide explores new opportunities in the region
The tournament also provided an opportunity for Beach Soccer Worldwide to strengthen its relationship with Pärnu and the Baltic and Scandinavian region and explore new possibilities for the development of beach soccer there.
During the event, Beach Soccer Worldwide’s Director of Events Josep Ponset held meetings with local authorities and representatives of the Estonian Football Association (Sander Kilk, Deputy Mayor of Pärnu; Kari-Andri Kask, Member of the Board of the Estonian Football Association; Valmar Veste, Deputy Mayor of Pärnu; Andrei Korobeinik, Chair of the City Council; Asko Laansalu, Sports Development Specialist; and Lily Allas, Board Member of Jõulumäe Recreational Sports Centre) to discuss potential new projects in the region.
The discussions focused on opportunities to further develop beach soccer in the region, with new projects expected to emerge in the near future. Further details will be announced in due course.
