CONMEBOL UEFA Futsal Finalissima 2026 brings four world powers to Brazil
The 2026 Futsal Finalissima will be played on 6 and 8 November at the Arena Niterói in Rio with Brazil, Argentina, Spain and Portugal. Brazil arrive as world and South American champions and face Argentina in the semi-finals.

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A Finalissima Futsal 2026, segunda edição do torneio que mede os melhores da América do Sul e da Europa, será disputada em 6 e 8 de novembro na Arena Niterói, na cidade do Rio de Janeiro, com Brasil, Argentina, Espanha e Portugal.
O certame, fruto da cooperação entre a CONMEBOL e a UEFA, é definido por eliminatória simples: duas semifinais, um duelo pelo terceiro lugar e a final.
O Brasil chega como campeão mundial e sul-americano: ganhou o Mundial da FIFA de 2024, no Uzbequistão, e a Copa América de 2026, no Paraguai, em ambos os casos com vitória por 2 a 1 sobre a Argentina na decisão. A Albiceleste, vice-campeã nos dois torneios, busca a desforra e uma vaga na final.
Do outro lado aparecem Espanha e Portugal, os finalistas da EURO da modalidade. A Espanha ficou com seu oitavo título europeu ao ganhar por 5 a 3 em fevereiro, com três gols de Antonio Pérez. Portugal defende a coroa da Finalissima: venceu a primeira edição, em Buenos Aires, em 2022, deixando a Espanha pelo caminho nos pênaltis.
Na sexta-feira 6, Espanha e Portugal abrem às 18h30; Brasil e Argentina jogam às 21h30. No domingo 8, o terceiro lugar é às 14h30 e a final, às 17h30, sempre no horário do Brasil.
Os ingressos valem para toda a jornada e são vendidos nos canais oficiais; os portões abrem uma hora e meia antes. No Brasil, dá para assistir pela UOL e pela CazéTV; na Argentina, na Bolívia, no Chile, na Colômbia, no Equador, no Paraguai, no Peru, no Uruguai e na Venezuela, pela ESPN.
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