Jaén Paraíso Interior claimed its fourth Copa de España in futsal on Sunday by triumphing over Barcelona in a nail-biting penalty shootout held in Granada. The match was characterized by a strong defensive performance from both teams, leading to a 0-0 scoreline after regulation time. Over the course of the penalty shootout, Jaén converted all four of its shots while goalkeeper Espíndola distinguished himself as the MVP by saving two Barcelona attempts, securing the victory for the Andalusian team.

This victory marks a significant achievement for Jaén, which now adds another trophy to its cabinet since winning its first Copa de España in 2015 against the same opponent, Barcelona. The match highlighted the team's resilience and tactical discipline, as they managed to keep the powerful Barcelona side from scoring throughout the game, despite Barca's strong performance in prior knockout rounds of the tournament, including two convincing 7-1 wins.

Barcelona, on the other hand, leaves the tournament empty-handed, marking the second consecutive year they have not secured a title despite being one of the favorites. This outcome raises concerns about the team's ability to maintain its championship-winning form, especially as they will now have to regroup and strategize for upcoming competitions, having faced a disappointing end to their Copa de España campaign.