Women's futsal champions lifting a trophy at the UEFA Women's Futsal EURO

Women’s Futsal Euro History: All Winners, Finals & Records

The UEFA Women’s Futsal EURO is a young competition with a short but dramatic history. Three editions have been played since the first tournament in 2019 — and one team has won them all. Here’s the complete story of the Women’s Futsal Euro: every champion, every final, and the records that EURO 2027’s eight finalists will be chasing.

All Women’s Futsal Euro Champions

A total of 3 editions of the UEFA Women’s Futsal EURO have been played to date, and Spain has won every single one. Here’s a look at all the winners.

2019 Winner – Spain

The first-ever Women’s Futsal EURO was held in Gondomar, Portugal, from 15 to 17 February 2019, with four teams: Spain, Portugal, Russia and Ukraine. Spain made history as the first champions, beating hosts Portugal 4-0 in the final with goals from Mayte (3′), Luján (5′), Amelia Romero (9′) and Vanessa Sotelo (36′). Russia took third place, beating Ukraine on penalties after a 2-2 draw. Sotelo was named Player of the Tournament, and Romero finished as top scorer with 3 goals.

2022 Winner – Spain

The second edition returned to Gondomar from 1 to 3 July 2022, after being postponed from 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Hungary took the place of Russia, who were suspended from UEFA competitions. The final was a classic: Portugal led Spain 2-0, but an Ale de Paz brace dragged Spain level, Pisko equalised in the last minute of extra time, and Spain won the penalty shoot-out 4-1 — with goalkeeper Silvia saving twice — to keep their crown. Ukraine beat Hungary 2-1 to take third place. Portugal’s Ana Azevedo was Player of the Tournament; Ale de Paz and Pisko shared the top-scorer honour with 3 goals each.

2023 Winner – Spain

Debrecen, Hungary, hosted the third edition from 17 to 19 March 2023. Spain completed their hat-trick of titles with a 5-1 win over Ukraine in the final — Peque opened the scoring after just 13 seconds, the fastest goal in finals history. Portugal took bronze in record-breaking style, beating Hungary 12-0, the biggest margin of victory the finals have seen. Peque was named Player of the Tournament, while Carla Vanessa’s 5 goals — including the first hat-trick in finals history — set the single-tournament scoring record.

Women’s Futsal Euro Records and Stats

Spain sit on top of the medals table with 3 gold medals from 3 editions. Portugal have medalled every time — two silvers and a bronze — without ever lifting the trophy, while Ukraine improved one step at every edition (fourth, third, then second) before shockingly failing to qualify for 2027.

Medals table

  • Spain — 3 Gold, 0 Silver, 0 Bronze (3 total)
  • Portugal — 0 Gold, 2 Silver, 1 Bronze (3 total)
  • Ukraine — 0 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze (2 total)
  • Russia — 0 Gold, 0 Silver, 1 Bronze (1 total)
  • Hungary — 0 medals (two fourth places)

Individual records

  • Player of the Tournament: Vanessa Sotelo (2019), Ana Azevedo (2022), Peque (2023)
  • Top scorers: Amelia Romero 3 (2019), Ale de Paz and Pisko 3 (2022), Carla Vanessa 5 (2023)
  • Fastest goal in a final: Peque, 13 seconds (2023)
  • Biggest finals win: Portugal 12-0 Hungary (2023)

A New Era in 2027

Everything changes in 2027. The finals expand from four teams to eight, the tournament moves to a four-year cycle, and Croatia host in Osijek from 14 to 21 March 2027. Spain return as holders and favourites, Portugal are still chasing their first title, and Italy, Poland and Sweden arrive as debutants. For the full guide to the 2027 finals — qualified teams, the play-off and the draw — see our complete Women’s Futsal Euro 2027 guide.

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