Amal Mogador BSC have been crowned champions of the World Winners Cup Alanya 2026 after defeating Sportivo Luqueño 11–8 in a thrilling final, bringing seven days of men’s competition to an end.

The Moroccan side secured the title with an impressive attacking display, finishing ahead of Paraguayan runners-up Sportivo Luqueño, while Ukraine’s BSC Sunrise Kyiv claimed third place.

Elsewhere on the final day, BSC Yurkas-Vitoblsport secured fifth place, while Marseille BT finished seventh.

Amal Mogador BSC claimed the World Winners Cup title with an 11–8 victory over Sportivo Luqueño in a spectacular final, inspired by Chiky Ardil’s five-goal performance.

The Moroccan side established a commanding advantage before holding off a late comeback attempt from their Paraguayan opponents.

Chiky Ardil opened the scoring early for Amal Mogador, but Cantero converted a spot kick to restore parity. Rodrigo then put Luqueño ahead with a powerful bicycle kick before Ramy responded with an acrobatic effort of his own to make it 2–2.

Kuman restored Amal Mogador’s lead in the second period with a long-range bicycle kick that caught the Luqueño goalkeeper off guard. Ramy converted a spot kick before Chiky Ardil struck twice, including another bicycle kick, to extend the advantage to 6–2.

Alouate added two goals, while Chiky Ardil completed another scoring effort to give the Moroccan side a commanding 9–2 lead heading into the final period.

Rodrigo reduced the deficit after the restart, but Chiky Ardil immediately responded with his fifth goal of the match to make it 10–3.

Thanger converted a spot kick and Cantero added a bicycle kick as Luqueño attempted to fight back, reducing the score to 10–5. However, Kuman converted another spot kick to extend Amal Mogador’s advantage to 11–5.

Martinez scored another bicycle kick for the Paraguayan side, while Thanger and Rodrigo converted spot kicks in the final minute to narrow the gap to 11–8.

Despite the late pressure, Amal Mogador held firm to secure the victory and lift the trophy.

BSC Sunrise Kyiv claimed the bronze medals after defeating Falfala KQ BSC 8–5 in the third-place match, despite Mauricinho scoring all five goals for the losing side.

Maksymets opened the scoring in the first minute with an impressive long-range strike before Lystopad doubled Sunrise’s advantage. Mauricinho pulled one back for Falfala, but Dekhtiarov restored the Ukrainian side’s two-goal cushion to make it 3–1.

Mauricinho converted a spot kick early in the second period before completing his hat-trick late in the frame to bring Falfala level at 3–3.

Damm then put Sunrise ahead with a powerful strike, but Mauricinho scored with a bicycle kick to make it 4–4 at the second break.

Sunrise took control in the final period as Maksymets capitalised on a defensive error in the opening minute to restore their lead. Samoilenko added another goal moments later to make it 6–4.

Hodel subsequently converted two consecutive spot kicks to extend the Ukrainian side’s advantage to 8–4.

Mauricinho completed his five-goal haul with another strike, but Sunrise Kyiv maintained their lead to secure an 8–5 victory and finish third at the tournament.