On Saturday, the champions of Europe and Asia in futsal were determined, with Spain reclaiming the European title after a ten-year hiatus. In the final held in Ljubljana, Spain faced off against Portugal, who were seeking to defend their title after winning 16 consecutive matches in previous tournaments. The match started with an exhilarating pace, as four goals were scored in under seven minutes, showcasing the intense rivalry between these two top teams.

Spain took an early lead with two quick goals, placing them 2-0 ahead within just two and a half minutes. However, the defending champions from Portugal quickly responded, leveling the score at 2-2 within four minutes. By the end of the first half, Spain managed to regain the lead, converting a ten-meter penalty just 40 seconds before the halftime whistle, which underscored their determination and experience in high-stakes matches.

Meanwhile, Iran successfully defended their title in the Asian championship, facing various challenges during the tournament. This victory adds to Iran's growing reputation in futsal and highlights their continued dominance in Asia. Both championships not only marked significant achievements for the respective teams but also emphasized the global popularity and competitiveness of futsal, a sport that continues to grow in stature and viewership.