Portugal win the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2025 – European Qualifier Andalucía Cádiz

The competition came to a close in the Spanish region

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Group B
Poland win 7-1 against France.
Poland dominated France to secure a convincing victory in their last game. Kłopeć and Bistuła’s goal in the first period established a 2-0 lead advantage for Poland.

The Polish offense intensified in the second period, scoring four unanswered goals to extend their advantage to 6-0. Błaszczuk, Pietrasiaak and Brochocki’s brace contributed to the tally.

In the third period, Błaszczuk sealed Poland’s 7-1 win with his second goal. France’s lone consolation came from Laassami, who broke the Polish shutout. Poland’s dominant performance earned them the decisive win.

Portugal win 9-6 against Spain.
In the final matchup of the qualifiers, Spain and Portugal clashed in a thrilling game. Spain’s Suli Batis scored midway through the first period, but Portugal’s Leo Martins netted a brace, giving his team a 2-1 lead.

In the second period, Léo Martins completed his hat-trick within a minute into the game, while Pedro Mano and Pintado further extended Portugal’s advantage. Spain’s Kuman, Domingo and Juanmi also scored, but Portugal maintained their 5-4 lead, heading into the final period.

The third period saw Pintado and Pedro Mano secure their second goals each, while Bernardo and Lourenço added to Portugal’s tally, completing the 9-6 victory. Spain’s late comeback attempts through Suli Batis and Kuman proved insufficient to overcome Portugal’s lead and championship win.

Individual awards
During the awards ceremony in Cádiz, three individual awards were given out to the top performers from the competition. The ‘Best goalkeeper’ award was given to Portugal’s Pedro Mano, the ‘MVP’ award was handed to Portuguese player Jordan Santos and the ‘Top scorer’ award was won by Spain’s Chiky Ardil.