Some stories are worth the wait, and Galacticos' journey to glory is one of the most wholesome in eurofootballfives.com history. Debuting back in 2009 with a Cup Semi-Final appearance at the Barcelona Fives, they have been regular contenders ever since — with multiple semi-finals, quarter-finals, and three near-miss runner-up finishes. After years of chasing the dream across Europe, their moment finally arrived in Porto 2025. And what a way to do it — eight wins from eight and a commanding 5-0 win in the Cup Final capped off a flawless campaign. JCFC Seniors put up a strong challenge, but the day belonged to Galacticos.

In the Plate competition, Eltham International delivered late drama and ultimate glory. They looked to have wrapped it up with a 1-0 win before Fylde Old Boys — chasing a second consecutive Plate title after success in Prague — equalised at the death. A marathon penalty shoot-out followed, and after 15 successful spot kicks, Tony Martinez made the decisive save to seal victory. It was a standout day for Eltham International, with their striker Stefano Chagas also taking home the Golden Boot after netting 8 goals.

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FC Poloboc cemented their legacy by claiming a third consecutive title, becoming the most successful Veterans team in our history. Their path to glory wasn't easy — a tough Semi-Final clash with 2-time champions FC Mahou tested their mettle, before they edged past local favourites Juventude Desportivo Gaia in a hard-fought Cup Final. In the Plate competition, it was a long-awaited breakthrough for Missing Magpies. After years of Open Age appearances, they transitioned to the Veterans game and captured their first European silverware, defeating FC Tpaktop B in the final. A special mention goes to Daniel Videira of Juventude Desportivo Gaia, who earned the Golden Boot with a superb 9-goal tally.

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The 2025 eurofootballfives.com season rolled on to the Portuguese capital for another unforgettable edition of the Lisbon Tournament. With teams representing Brazil, England, France, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden, the stage was set for a high-calibre competition — and it certainly delivered.

It was Portuguese debutants Bonde Sem Freio who stole the spotlight, powering through the tournament with six wins from six en route to the Cup Final. There, they faced seasoned compatriots PFC, two-time Lisbon champions (2017 & 2023), in what proved to be a thrilling contest. A 1-1 draw in normal time led to a penalty shoot-out, where Bonde Sem Freio held their nerve with a flawless display from the spot to secure a dream debut victory. PFC didn't leave empty-handed, though — star striker Andre Tomas took home the Golden Boot with six goals.

In the Plate competition, it was a third triumph for RAF1 from the Algarve, following previous Plate victories in Lisbon (2019) and Mallorca (2024). They capped off their campaign with a commanding 4-0 win over fellow Portuguese side Montenelas FC in the final. A huge thank you to all teams who contributed to another fantastic day of football in Lisbon!

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It was fantastic to return to the Netherlands for the seventh edition of the Amsterdam Sixes — and once again, the tournament proved as popular as ever, selling out and delivering a superb day of football. With 36 matches played in a packed schedule, the action was non-stop, and at the end of it all, Young Stars emerged as worthy champions.

The Cup Final was a tense, high-quality affair against reigning champions FC NoeNoe. The two sides could not be separated after a 2-2 draw in normal time and again after regulation penalties. It all came down to sudden death, where Young Stars held their nerve to claim a dramatic 5-4 shoot-out win. Remarkably, it was the third time the Amsterdam Sixes had been decided by penalties.

In the Plate competition, it was Humble Goats who took the honours with a strong 3-1 win over 2023 Cup champions Shaheens United — a high-profile clash between two teams with three Cup titles between them. The Golden Boot went to Madalin Stoleriu of Young Stars, whose outstanding 12-goal haul capped a memorable day for the new champions.

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We were treated to another fantastic weekend of 5-a-side action in Amsterdam, as teams gathered under glorious summer skies for a celebration of football. With a buzzing atmosphere and high-quality competition throughout, it was Bet365 Aside who stole the show, powering to the title with a perfect record — 8 wins from 8. In the Cup Final, they capped off their dominant run with a 3-1 victory over Dutch side FC Floriande, taking over the crown previously held by Switzerland's Luca Toni FC.

The Plate competition delivered more exciting football, with Sambal Jorra FC flying the flag for the host nation. They finished the tournament on a strong note, defeating England's Wentworth Arms in the final to claim their first silverware and spark celebrations among the home fans.

There was personal glory for FC Floriande's Younes El Hassani, who lit up the tournament with an outstanding 14-goal haul to earn the Golden Boot. A brilliant end to a wonderful sporting weekend in Amsterdam

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The Krakow Trophy once again delivered a thrilling day of football in 2025, with teams from across Europe showcasing their quality, spirit and determination. At the very top, it was the DZ Fennecs who stood out above all others, completing a remarkable campaign with a 100% record and the best defensive record in the tournament. Their ability to blend discipline at the back with moments of creativity going forward ensured they emerged as worthy champions, defeating Half XI in a hard-fought final. Half XI themselves deserve huge credit, reaching the Cup Final unbeaten and proving themselves to be one of the most resilient and consistent teams on the day.

In the Plate competition, it was Bear Ballerz of France who repeated their success from Porto in 2024, lifting their second Plate title with a commanding 4-0 victory in the final. Their attacking quality was on full display, spearheaded by Thomas Ricaux (top scorer in the tournament with 6 goals), while defensively they proved equally hard to break down. Runners-up Los Malakas Hermanos, making their debut in our tournaments, gave an excellent account of themselves, going on a four-match unbeaten run to reach the Plate Final. Though they fell short in the last match, their performances throughout the day mark them out as a team to watch for the future.

A huge thank you goes to all the teams who participated, bringing quality football, great spirit, and fantastic memories to another successful tournament.

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