FC Barcelona Futsal Defeats Movistar Inter to Reach League Final and Champions League
FC Barcelona's futsal team defeated Movistar Inter 5-6 in extra time in the second semifinal match, winning the best-of-three series 2-0. The victory secures Barcelona a spot in the League final and qualification for the next UEFA Futsal Champions League after a two-year absence. The first match was won 4-3 at Palau Blaugrana. Barcelona will face the winner of ElPozo Murcia vs. Palma Futsal in a best-of-five final starting June 16.
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Rafa Yuste Attends Barcelona Futsal Team's End-of-Season Celebration Dinner After League Title Win
FC Barcelona's futsal team celebrated their eighth league title with an official end-of-season dinner at the Casanova Beach Club restaurant in Castelldefels. The team won the League on Thursday in Murcia against ElPozo in a thrilling playoff decided in overtime of the fourth match. This title ended a three-year drought for the section and marked the success of bringing club legend Javi Rodríguez to the bench as coach. President Rafa Yuste, who is days away from handing over his position to president-elect Joan Laporta, attended along with squad members and their families. Yuste praised the team's style of play and hunger for success. Coach Javi Rodríguez is already looking toward the next Champions League campaign, a competition Barcelona has not played since 2024. The team was also a finalist in the Copa de España this season.
FútbolBarça Futsal Wins Eighth League Title; Coach and Captain Vow to Improve for Champions League
FC Barcelona's futsal team secured its eighth league championship by defeating ElPozo Murcia in the grand final, capping a season that also earned them a return to the Champions League. Coach Javi Rodríguez and captain Dídac Plana visited Mundo Deportivo to celebrate the title and discuss future ambitions. Rodríguez praised his players for their hard work and resilience, emphasizing that the Palau Blaugrana fan support was crucial. Plana highlighted the team's improved confidence and ability to bounce back from setbacks, crediting the squad's collective mentality for the title win. Both expressed determination to build on this success and perform well in the upcoming Champions League campaign. The victory marks Rodríguez's first title as Barça futsal coach, while the team also noted growth in fan attendance throughout the season.
FútbolBarcelona Futsal Team Wins League Title, Visits Mundo Deportivo Newsroom
The FC Barcelona futsal team won the Spanish First Division League by defeating ElPozo Murcia in the fourth match of the final series. The team celebrated in Murcia and later visited the Mundo Deportivo newsroom with the trophy. Coach Javi Rodríguez and captain Dídac Plana expressed pride and happiness, highlighting the team's hard work and hunger for more success. This marked Javi Rodríguez's first title since taking over the project last summer. The full interview is scheduled for publication in the next day's print and online editions.
FútbolJavi Rodríguez Celebrates First Title: 'Barça Has Been Better'
FC Barcelona's futsal team won their eighth league title under first-year coach Javi Rodríguez. After a trophy-less season, Rodríguez implemented an attractive playing style that paid off with the domestic championship. Speaking to Esport3, he praised his team's consistency and professionalism, particularly thanking departing player Erick. The victory marks the start of the 'Javi Rodríguez era' and sets up a major challenge for next season: the UEFA Futsal Champions League, which Barça has not qualified for in two years.
FútbolBarcelona futsal team wins eighth league title in extra time against ElPozo Murcia
FC Barcelona's futsal team defeated ElPozo Murcia 4-6 in overtime during the fourth match of the league final, securing their eighth league title. This marks the first championship for coach Javi Rodríguez. The victory ends Jimbee Cartagena's two-year dominance. Barcelona initially led 0-4 after goals from Erick, Touré, Pito, and Joao Victor, but ElPozo rallied back to tie 4-4 with a historic own-goal hat-trick by Barcelona's Antonio. In extra time, Erick (in his last match for the club) and Antonio redeemed himself to score two decisive goals. The win returns Barcelona to the Champions League and caps a successful season for the blaugrana side.
FútbolFC Barcelona Futsal Wins Eighth League Title, Regains Throne from Jimbee Cartagena
FC Barcelona's futsal team won its eighth Primera División league title by defeating ElPozo Murcia 4-6 in extra time during the fourth match of the grand final on June 25, 2026. This victory ends Jimbee Cartagena's two-season dominance and cements Barça as the second most decorated club in the competition, behind Movistar Inter (14 titles). Barça's previous titles came in the 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2018-19, 2020-21, 2021-22, and 2022-23 seasons. The article also provides a complete trophy list of the Futsal First Division, with ElPozo Murcia in third place with five titles. The win is seen as a boost for coach Javi Rodríguez's project, with the Champions League on the horizon next season.
FútbolElPozo Murcia vs Barcelona Live: Primera Division Futsal Final Fourth Match
This live blog from Mundo Deportivo covers the fourth match of the Primera Division Futsal final between ElPozo Murcia and FC Barcelona, played on June 25, 2026. The match is part of a championship series, with Barcelona likely vying for the title. The article includes real-time updates, journalist commentary by Jordi Batalla, and multimedia content. The score, key plays, and match developments are expected to be provided live as the game progresses. The blog is hosted on Mundo Deportivo's FC Barcelona section, indicating heavy fan interest in the Catalan club's performance in this decisive fixture.
FútbolBarça Seeks to Clinch Eighth Futsal League Title in Murcia
FC Barcelona's futsal team has a chance to win the Primera División de fútbol sala title on Thursday evening in Murcia, after ElPozo Murcia forced a fourth match with a dramatic 5-4 victory in the third game. Barça leads the best-of-five final series 2-1. Coach Javi Rodríguez emphasized the need to replicate their strong second-half performance to avoid a decisive fifth match on Sunday at the Palau. Barça will be without injured players Pol Pacheco, Lucas Granda, and Luciano Gauna, while ElPozo Murcia misses Ricardinho. The series has been highly competitive, with both teams showing they are the season's best in Spanish futsal.
FútbolBarça Futsal Faces Championship Match Point at ElPozo Murcia
FC Barcelona's futsal team has the opportunity to clinch the LNFS (Spanish Futsal League) championship by winning the third match of the finals series at ElPozo Murcia's court on June 23, 2026. Barcelona leads the series 2-0 after winning the first two matches at the Palau Blaugrana: the first on penalties following a 5-5 draw and the second 6-1. Coach Javi Rodríguez, who won his last title as captain at the same Murcia venue, returns from suspension key player Pito but will be without Lucho Gauna, Pol Pacheco, and Lucas Granda. Rodríguez expects a 'tough, rough, and heated' match as Murcia fights to avoid elimination. Players Antonio and Sergio González expressed focus on winning immediately, with Sergio emphasizing the need to give maximum effort for 40 minutes. The match airs at 7:30 PM on Esport3 and Teledeporte.
FútbolFC Barcelona Futsal's most prolific scoring team in eight years regains its top scorer Pito
FC Barcelona futsal team has become the most prolific scoring side in the last eight years under coach Javi Rodríguez, having scored 136 goals in 30 regular season matches, far exceeding last season's 105. In the ongoing league playoff final against ElPozo Murcia, Barça forced extra time with a 5-5 draw in the first match and dominated 6-1 in the second despite playing a man down after Pito's red card. Barça's average goals per game has risen from 4.3 in the regular season to 5.16 in the playoffs. Key scorers include Pito (30 goals), Matheus Rodrigues (19), and Sergio González (18). Barça holds a 2-0 series lead and a chance to clinch their first league title since 2023 in the third match on June 23.
FútbolBarcelona Futsal Aims to Avoid Repeating 2025 Final Collapse Against Wounded ElPozo Murcia
FC Barcelona's futsal team, led by coach Javi Rodríguez, faces ElPozo Murcia in the second match of their league playoff series at the Palau Blaugrana on Thursday. The first match was a dramatic comeback for Barcelona, who overcame a 1-4 deficit in the 32nd minute to force extra time and win on penalties after goalkeeper Dídac Plana made crucial saves. The victory was especially remarkable as Barcelona played most of the match without star player Pito, who was sent off early. However, the team is wary of repeating last season's collapse, when they won the first match of the final series against Jimbee Cartagena but lost the next three matches to surrender the title. ElPozo Murcia, coached by Josan González, is dealing with injuries to key players Marcel and Ricardinho, and has lost its last six league finals dating back to 2010. Barcelona is seeking its eighth league title and first since 2023.
FútbolBarça Futsal Team Aims to Reclaim La Liga Title Against ElPozo Murcia
FC Barcelona's futsal team is set to begin the Primera División final against ElPozo Murcia on Tuesday at 9:00 PM, aiming to win the domestic league title for the first time in two years. The team enters the final with strong momentum after quickly eliminating Valdepeñas and Movistar Inter in the playoffs. Coach Javi Rodríguez highlighted the importance of home-court advantage at the Palau and urged his players to enjoy the moment while staying focused. Captain Dídac Plana and star scorer Pito expressed confidence, noting the team's improved mentality and resilience. Rodríguez confirmed the return of player Adolfo. The final is expected to be highly competitive, with both teams being the best from the regular season.
FútbolBarça to Face ElPozo Murcia in Spanish Futsal League Final
The Spanish futsal league final will feature FC Barcelona against ElPozo Murcia Costa Cálida. Barcelona advanced by defeating Movistar Inter 2-0 in the semifinals (4-3 and 5-6 wins). ElPozo Murcia overcame Palma Futsal 2-1 in a three-match semifinal series, winning the decisive third game 6-4. Both finalists have qualified for the Champions League. The final series begins with two matches at Barcelona's Palau Blaugrana on June 16 and 18. The series then moves to Murcia's Palacio de los Deportes for the third match on June 23, with potential fourth and fifth matches scheduled for June 25 and June 28 respectively. Barcelona holds home-court advantage as regular season leaders. The final match date may be adjusted due to Barcelona's basketball team also reaching their league final.
FútbolOptimism at Barça to Reclaim the League Throne
FC Barcelona's futsal team will learn their Primera División final opponent this Saturday, with the opponent coming from the decisive third match between ElPozo Murcia and Palma Futsal. The Blaugrana enter the final with strong optimism after securing a Champions League berth for the first time in two seasons. Under first-year coach Javi Rodríguez, Barça finished as regular season leaders with the top scoring record, reached the Copa de España final and Copa del Rey semifinals, and have not lost a match since November 15—a 31-game unbeaten streak (25 wins, 6 draws). They eliminated Viña Albali Valdepeñas and Movistar Inter in the playoffs. Barça aims to reclaim the league title after Jimbee Cartagena's two-year dominance. The first two final matches are scheduled for June 16 and 18 at the Palau, both at 9:00 PM.
FútbolJavi Rodríguez: Champions League weight off our shoulders will show in final
FC Barcelona's futsal team, led by coach Javi Rodríguez, secured a spot in the Football League final by defeating Movistar Inter 2-0 in a semifinal series. The matches were closely contested, with Barça winning 4-3 at Palau Blaugrana and 5-6 in extra time at Jorge Garbajosa in Torrejón de Ardoz. The victory guarantees qualification for the Champions League after a two-edition absence. Rodríguez stated that the pressure of securing Champions League qualification has been lifted, which will benefit the team in the final. The opponent for the best-of-five final series, starting June 16, will be determined by the ElPozo Murcia-Palma Futsal matchup. Key players Eric Martel, who scored a hat-trick against his former team, and Pito, who scored a double, also commented on the achievement and their focus on winning the league title.
FútbolBarça Futsal Beats Movistar Inter 5-6 in Extra Time to Reach League Final and Secure Champions League Spot
FC Barcelona's futsal team defeated Movistar Inter 5-6 in extra time in the second semi-final match, securing their place in the League final and qualification for the next Champions League, which has not been held for two seasons. Eric Martel scored a hat-trick including two goals in extra time, while Pito added two goals. The match was a back-and-forth affair, with Movistar Inter taking a 5-4 lead in extra time before Martel's two goals sealed the comeback. Barcelona will face the winner of the other semi-final between ElPozo Murcia and Palma Futsal, with Murcia holding an advantage. The final, a best-of-five series, begins on June 16, with Barcelona having home-court advantage.
FútbolMovistar Inter vs. Barça: One Step from the Final and Champions League Qualification
FC Barcelona's futsal team faces a crucial semifinal match against Movistar Inter in Torrejón, with a victory securing both a place in the league final and a ticket to the next Champions League edition after a two-year absence. Barcelona leads the regular league and won the first semifinal leg 4-3 at the Palau, giving them a match point. Coach Javi Rodríguez emphasized the importance of the match for the club's history and European ambitions. Movistar Inter, having eliminated two-time defending champion Jimbee Cartagena in the quarterfinals, aims for an upset. Both teams have key injuries: Barcelona is without Adolfo, Pol Pacheco, and Lucas Granda, while Inter misses Chaguinha and Jaime, with Javi Mínguez doubtful. The match airs Tuesday at 9:00 p.m. on Esport3 and Teledeporte.
FútbolRelief and Motivation for Barcelona Futsal After First Step Toward Final and Champions League
FC Barcelona's futsal team secured a crucial 4-3 victory over Movistar Inter in the first match of their semifinal playoff series. The win gives Barcelona the first point in the best-of-three series and puts them one step closer to the grand final, which would also earn them a spot in the next Champions League edition. Coach Javi Rodríguez acknowledged the team did not play their best but emphasized the importance of winning the first point. Captain Dídac Plana highlighted the added pressure to return to the Champions League as the team's primary objective. Player Pito scored a notable Vaseline goal and expressed optimism about finishing the series in the second game on Tuesday in Madrid. Barcelona previously drew 4-4 with Inter in the regular season on Inter's court.
FútbolBarça-Movistar Inter: Futsal Semifinal for Champions League Berth
FC Barcelona's futsal team faces Movistar Inter in a crucial semifinal playoff series. Having already lost the Copa del Rey and Spanish Cup in penalty shootouts, Barça aims to win the League title and return to the Champions League after a two-year absence. The first match is at Palau Blaugrana, with coach Javi Rodríguez emphasizing the importance of home advantage. Movistar Inter, a historic rival, seeks its own Champions League return after five years away. The series winner advances to the final and earns a Champions League spot. Barça led the regular season, while Inter finished fifth. The tie could go to a decisive third game on June 12.
FútbolJavi Rodríguez: First victory crucial in playoff semi-final against Movistar Inter
FC Barcelona Futsal coach Javi Rodríguez spoke ahead of the first semi-final of the League Playoff against Movistar Inter, scheduled for June 6 at Palau Blaugrana. Rodríguez stressed the importance of securing the first win in the series, leveraging the home crowd of 3,000-4,000 fans to create a 'pressure cooker' atmosphere. He described Inter as a dangerous, vertical team that excels in transitions and counterattacks, warning his players not to 'go crazy' and to avoid concentration errors that nearly cost them the previous round against FS Valdepeñas. Rodríguez noted that the series will be decided by small details and home court advantage. He also highlighted the team's dual objectives: first, to secure a Champions League spot (two points away), and second, to win the league title.
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