Manila, Dec 08 (V7N) - Brazil’s women’s futsal team has demonstrated their dominance on the global stage by winning the inaugural FIFA Women’s Futsal World Cup. The final took place on Sunday, December 7, at the PhilSports Arena in Manila, Philippines, where Brazil defeated Portugal 3-0. The team remained unbeaten throughout the tournament, securing Latin America’s first title in the competition.
 
The high-intensity final saw both teams play aggressively from the start, but Brazil quickly established control. Emily scored the opening goal at 9 minutes and 46 seconds, giving Brazil an early lead. Portugal struggled to convert four shots on target in the first half, while Brazil successfully scored from one of their eight on-target attempts.
 
Early in the second half, Amandinha increased Brazil’s lead with a goal at 22 minutes and 25 seconds. Debra Venin added a third goal at 37 minutes and 51 seconds, sealing Brazil’s 3-0 victory.
 
Match statistics highlighted Brazil’s superiority: they attempted 38 shots in total, with 16 on target, while Portugal managed 19 shots, seven on target. Brazil earned 11 corner kicks compared to Portugal’s six.
 
In the semifinals, Brazil reached the final by defeating Spain, while Portugal secured their place by beating Argentina. In the third-place match, Spain defeated Argentina 5-1.
 
This historic win not only gives Brazil their first FIFA Women’s Futsal World Cup title but also underscores Latin America’s growing influence in women’s futsal. Experts predict that Brazil’s impressive performance in the inaugural edition will raise the standards and excitement of women’s futsal globally, inspiring young players and attracting greater international attention to the sport.
 
The Brazilian team’s success is expected to promote the development of women’s futsal programs in Latin America and increase participation worldwide.
 
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