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World Winners Cup

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Football tournament
World Winners Cup
Organiser(s)BSWW
RegionWorld
Teams24
Related competitionsEuro Winners Cup
Current championsIsraelKfar Qassem (2nd title)
Most championshipsKfar Qassem (2 titles)
WebsiteBeach Soccer Worldwide

TheWorld Winners Cup (WWC) is an annual worldwidebeach soccer club competition contested between top teams held annually since 2019.[1]

The first champion of the tournament was the Brazilian club Flamengo, while the current titleholder is the Italian club Napoli.[2]

History

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The first edition of the World Winners Cup in beach soccer was announced in April 2019. Initially scheduled for September 2019, the tournament was postponed by a month. The host city was the Turkish resort ofAlanya. A total of 19 teams took part, divided into four groups. To participate, each club had to receive approval from its national federation.[3]

The final match was contested between Brazil's Flamengo and China's Meizhou Hakka. Flamengo won 5–3 and claimed the inaugural title. The tournament had a total prize fund of €35,000, with the winner receiving €16,000.[4][5]

The next edition was planned for October 2020. However, in July 2020, Joan Cusco, the president of theBeach Soccer Worldwide, announced the tournament would be postponed to April 2021. Eventually, it did not take place on the scheduled dates, and in September 2021, the tournament was postponed indefinitely.[6]

In August 2022, it was announced that the competition would be held in September of the same year on the Italian island of Sardinia, at Poetto Beach inCagliari. Out of 13 participating teams, German club Real Münster won the tournament, defeating El Salvador’s La Pirraya 9–3 in the final.[7]

The third edition was hosted inAlghero, another Sardinian city. Without losing a single match, Italian club Napoli emerged victorious, beating Latvian club Riga 6–3 in the final.[8]

Results

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SeasonHostTeamWinnersFinal scoreRunner-upThird placeFourth place
2019Alanya, Turkey19Brazil Flamengo5–3China Meizhou HakkaSpain LevanteIran Shahin Khazar
2022Cagliari, Italy13Germany Real Münster9–3El Salvador La PirrayaItaly NapoliGermany Rostocker Robben
2023Alghero, Italy24Italy Napoli6–3Latvia RigaCyprus PaphosSpain Bahia de Mazarrón
2024Alghero, Italy24IsraelKfar Qassem4–3Israel Rosh HaayinChina Zhejiang Ningbo TMSUkraine Vybir
2025Sicily, Italy24IsraelKfar Qassem3–1Italy NapoliChina Zhejiang Ningbo TMSFrance Marseille BT

See also

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References

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  1. ^https://beachsoccer.com/world-winners-cup-is-officially-presented
  2. ^https://beachsoccer.com/the-first-ever-world-winners-cup-is-here
  3. ^https://bsmag.online/world-winners-cup-everything-you-need-to-know/
  4. ^https://www.skbosniateplice.cz/sk-bosnia-online-eu-teplice-disappointment-with-bswws-decision-on-the-world-winners-cup-2025/
  5. ^https://suspilne.media/sport/584547-ukrainska-komanda-vperse-vigrala-kubok-cempioniv-svitu-z-plaznogo-futbolu/
  6. ^https://www.flashscore.com/beach-soccer/world/world-winners-cup/archive/
  7. ^https://beachsoccer.com/
  8. ^https://beachsoccertv.com/en/content/2277

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