Amal Mogador lift the World Winners Cup 2026

Chiky Ardil scores five in final victory as Sunrise Kyiv claim bronze


Amal Mogador BSC lifted the World Winners Cup Alanya 2026 trophy after defeating Sportivo Luqueño 11–8 in the final, bringing seven days of men’s competition to a close. The Moroccan side finished as champions ahead of the Paraguayan runners-up, with BSC Sunrise Kyiv completing the podium. Elsewhere on the final day, BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport secured fifth place and Marseille BT finished seventh.

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Final
Amal Mogador BSC win 11-8 against Sportivo Luqueño
Amal Mogador BSC won the World Winners Cup Alanya 2026 title with an 11–8 victory over Sportivo Luqueño in a spectacular final. Chiky Ardil scored five times as the Moroccan side built a commanding lead and withstood Luqueño’s late response to lift the trophy. Chiky Ardil opened the scoring straight from the start, before Cantero converted a spot kick to equalise. Rodrigo’s powerful bicycle kick put Luqueño 2–1 ahead, but Ramy replied with a skilful bicycle kick of his own to bring Amal Mogador level at 2–2.

Kuman restored Amal Mogador’s lead in the second period with a long-range bicycle kick that caught Luqueño’s goalkeeper off guard. Ramy converted a spot kick before Chiky Ardil added two goals, including a bicycle kick, to make it 6–2. Alouate struck twice and Chiky Ardil scored again to send Amal Mogador into the final period with a 9–2 advantage. Rodrigo reduced Luqueño’s deficit after the restart, but Chiky Ardil immediately replied with his fifth goal to make it 10–3. Thanger converted a spot kick and Cantero scored a bicycle kick to bring Luqueño back to 10–5, before Kuman’s successful spot kick extended Amal Mogador’s lead to 11–5.

Martinez scored another bicycle kick for Luqueño, while Thanger and Rodrigo converted spot kicks inside the final minute to reduce the deficit to 11–8. Their late goals could not overturn Amal Mogador’s advantage, as the Moroccan side secured the title.

3rd Place
BSC Sunrise Kyiv win 8-5 against Falfala KQ BSC
BSC Sunrise Kyiv secured third place at the World Winners Cup Alanya 2026 with an 8–5 victory over Falfala KQ BSC, despite Mauricinho scoring all five of Falfala’s goals. Maksymets opened the scoring in the first minute with a brilliant long-range strike, before Lystopad doubled Sunrise’s lead. Mauricinho replied for Falfala, but Dekhtiarov restored the Ukrainian side’s two-goal cushion at 3–1.

Mauricinho converted a spot kick early in the second period and completed his hat-trick late in the frame to level at 3–3. Damm’s powerful strike put Sunrise ahead again, only for Mauricinho to score a bicycle kick and send the sides into the second break level at 4–4.

Maksymets capitalised on a defensive lapse in the first minute of the final period to restore Sunrise’s lead, before Samoilenko made it 6–4 moments later. Hodel converted two successive spot kicks to extend the advantage to 8–4. Mauricinho added his fifth, but Sunrise held on to seal victory and claim the bronze medals.

Play-offs
5th/6th: BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport win 7-6 against Serenity Alanya Bld
BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport claimed fifth place with a dramatic 7–6 victory over Serenity Alanya Bld, as Vinogradov’s last-minute winner completed his hat-trick. Llorenç had given Serenity a 3–0 lead with an opening-period treble, converting a spot kick after two minutes, scoring a bicycle kick moments later and adding a third. Piatrouski and Bryshtsel replied to bring Yurkas-Vitoblsport back to 3–2 at the first break.

Filipe restored Serenity’s two-goal cushion early in the second period, but Vinogradov reduced the deficit midway through the frame. Novikau then equalised to leave the sides level at 4–4 heading into the final period.

Semih put Serenity ahead midway through the third, before Vinogradov and Bryshtsel each scored their second to give Yurkas-Vitoblsport a 6–5 lead. Madsen equalised with two minutes remaining, but Vinogradov struck again in the last minute to seal victory for the Belarusian side.

7th/8th: Marseille BT win 7-4 against Qadsia BS
Marseille BT secured seventh place with a 7–4 victory over Qadsia BS. Cantona, Bru and Pedro established a 3–0 lead before Ammar pulled one back midway through the opening period. Eid and Faisal scored early in the second period to bring Qadsia level at 3–3. Pedro and Bru then each struck again to restore Marseille’s advantage at 5–3.

Giffaux and Sebastian extended Marseille’s lead to 7–3 before Camacho replied for Qadsia. Marseille preserved their advantage to seal victory and finish their campaign in seventh place.

Individual Awards
During the awards ceremony, the competition’s top performers were recognised. Amal Mogador’s Chiky Ardil was named tournament MVP, while his teammate Pablo Lopez received the Best Goalkeeper award. Yurkas-Vitoblsport’s Bryshtsel claimed the Top Goalscorer award with 20 goals.

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Results- Day 7
Final
Sportivo Luqueño 8-11 Amal Mogador BSC
3rd Place
Falfala KQ BSC 5-8 BSC Sunrise Kyiv
Play-offs
5th/6th: BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport 7-6 Serenity Alanya Bld
7th/8th: Marseille BT 7-4 Qadsia BS

Standings
1. Amal Mogador BSC
2. Sportivo Luqueño
3. BSC Sunrise Kyiv
4. Falfala KQ BSC
5. BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport
6. Serenity Alanya Bld
7. Marseille BT
8. Qadsia BS

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