Portugal lift the Mundialito 2026 title!

A goal-filled final day sees Portugal finish on top

Portugal were crowned Mundialito 2026 champions as the men’s competition concluded in El Puerto de Santa María. A goal-filled victory over Paraguay secured the crown, while Brazil ended Spain’s unbeaten run.

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Portugal win 11-8 against Paraguay
Portugal finished their Mundialito campaign with a victory over Paraguay in a goal-packed encounter. Bé Martins opened the scoring, with Cantero replying immediately before Leo Martins restored Portugal’s lead. Michi equalised once more, but Algarvio and Lourenço struck to give Portugal a 4–2 advantage at the first break.

Nine goals followed in the second period. Valentin’s double and strikes from Alan Rodas and Nico kept Paraguay in contention, while Portugal responded through Brilhante, an Algarvio double, Pedro Mano and Fábio to take a 9–6 lead into the final period.

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Tim extended Portugal’s advantage early in the third period before Jhovanny replied for Paraguay. A Paraguayan own goal added to Portugal’s tally, and although Valentin completed his hat-trick, it proved insufficient as Portugal secured an entertaining 11–8 win.

Brazil win 8-5 against Spain
Brazil brought Spain’s unbeaten run to an end with an 8–5 victory on the final day of the men’s Mundialito. Gatica put the hosts ahead four minutes into the opening period, but Filipe Silva equalised midway through before Gin gave Brazil a 2–1 lead at the first break.

Brazil extended their advantage in the second period through another Gin strike and a double from Benjamin Jr. Chiky Ardil provided Spain’s only reply, leaving the hosts trailing 5–2 heading into the final period.

The sides shared six goals equally in the third period. Chiky Ardil struck twice to complete his hat-trick, while Ramy also scored for Spain. Rodrigo, Filipe Silva and Antonio were all on target for Brazil, securing an emphatic 8–5 win.

Individual Awards
During the awards ceremony, the competition’s top performers were recognised. Portugal’s Rúben Brilhante was named MVP. Spain’s Pablo López received the Best Goalkeeper award, while Spain’s Chiky Ardil claimed the Top Goalscorer honours.