2026 Futsal Week Women's June Cup

Futsal Week Women's June Cup Poreč 2026
Tournament details
Host country Croatia
CityPoreč
Dates15–22 June
Teams8 (from 2 confederations)
Venue1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions Italy (3rd title)
Runners-up Croatia
Third place Poland
Fourth place Czech Republic
Tournament statistics
Matches played16
Goals scored98 (6.13 per match)
Top scorer(s)Italy Renata Adamatti
Italy Nicoletta Mansueto
(6 goals each)
Best playerItaly Nicoletta Mansueto
Best goalkeeperCroatia Matea Tomkić
Fair play award Greenland
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The 2026 Futsal Week Women's June Cup was the sixth edition of the Futsal Week Women's June Cup, the annual international futsal championship held in Poreč, Croatia, and organized by Futsal Week for the women's senior national futsal teams.

Poland were the defending champions, having secured their third title at last year's tournament. However, a group-stage loss to hosts Croatia denied them a place in the final, and they eventually finished third. Italy went on to win their third title, equalling Poland's record, following a 3–1 win over Croatia in the final.[1]

Participating teams

A record eight teams participated in the tournament.

All statistics include only the June/Summer editions, excluding February/Winter editions.

Team Confederation App. Previous best performance WR[2]
 Croatia[3]UEFA 6th Third place (2019)35
 Czech Republic[4]UEFA 2nd Runners-up (2025)36
 GreenlandN/a 3rd Fifth place (2025)NR
 Hungary[5]UEFA 2nd Fourth place (2022)23
 Italy[6]UEFA 4th Champions (2019, 2024)5
 MoroccoCAF 3rd Third place (2025)24
 PolandUEFA 6th Champions (2022, 2023, 2025)19
 Serbia[7]UEFA 1st Debut56

Squads

 Italy  Morocco  Czechia  Serbia
  • 1 Ana Sestari (GK)
  • 2 Greta Maretti
  • 3 Sofia Orrù
  • 4 Ludovica Coppari
  • 6 Sara Boutimah
  • 7 Alessia Grieco
  • 8 Nicoletta Mansueto
  • 9 Renata Adamatti
  • 10 Gaby Vanelli
  • 11 Alice Virdis
  • 12 Anthea Polloni
  • 15 Sara Conticelli
  • 15 Greta Ghilardi
  • 16 Melissa Barban
  • 17 Ilenia Moro
  • 19 Natasha Barban
  • 20 Erika Ferrara
  • 21 Rebecca De Siena
  • 22 Denise Carturan (GK)
  • Head coach: Francesca Salvatore
  • 1 Kawtar Bentaleb (GK)
  • 3 Noame Boukrim
  • 4 Zainab Haddani
  • 5 Jasmine Demraoui
  • 6 Kenza Allaoui
  • 7 Siham Tadlaoui
  • 8 Meryem Hajri
  • 9 Assia El Atrous
  • 10 Drissia Korrych
  • 11 Malak Zaid Al-Kilani
  • 12 Chaimae Aasem (GK)
  • 13 Amina El Bettach
  • 14 Amal El Aoufi
  • 15 Nadia Zaaour
  • 16 Nouhaila Sedki
  • 17 Manal Essafir
  • Head coach: Adil Sayeh
  • 1 Šárka Skřepská (GK)
  • 4 Tereza Lébrová
  • 6 Gabriela Špičková
  • 8 Eliška Kretschmann
  • 9 Natálie Lopatová
  • 11 Eliška Kremrová
  • 13 Monika Hlaváčová
  • 14 Tereza Hrtánková
  • 15 Adéla Šturmová
  • 16 Eliška Melounová (GK)
  • 17 Jessica Vargová
  • 18 Denisa Fedorková
  • 19 Kristýna Komárková
  • 21 Tereza Honková
  • Head coach: Tomáš Štverák
  • 1 Mila Dujović (GK)
  • 3 Dorotea Radovanović
  • 4 Anđela Mitrović
  • 6 Sofija Ignjović
  • 7 Anja Vulikić
  • 8 Nina Đurđević
  • 9 Tijana Paunović
  • 10 Maša Džunić
  • 11 Jovana Brusin
  • 12 Aleksandra Damljanović (GK)
  • 12 Marta Damjanović (GK)
  • 14 Mina Maksimović
  • 16 Jovana Lukić
  • 17 Elena Stević
  • 20 Barbara Izgarević
  • 22 Jovana Janković
  • Head coach: Dejan Majes
 Poland  Hungary  Croatia  Greenland
  • 1 Andżelika Dąbek (GK)
  • 2 Dobrosława Skorupska
  • 3 Anna Chóras
  • 5 Weronika Górecka
  • 6 Zuzanna Maronde
  • 7 Julia Sieczka
  • 8 Julia Szostak
  • 9 Maja Fal
  • 10 Klaudia Kubaszek
  • 11 Izabela Tracz
  • 12 Natalia Majewska (GK)
  • 13 Katarzyna Włodarczyk
  • 14 Natalia Matuszewska
  • 15 Klaudia Dymińska
  • Head coach: Wojciech Weiss
  • 1 Lilla Torma (GK)
  • 2 Zsófia Gáll
  • 3 Dalma Wiesner
  • 4 Petra Pintér
  • 5 Noémi Csikó
  • 6 Dóra Sárosi
  • 7 Csilla Krascsencsics
  • 8 Gréta Kiss
  • 9 Anikó Nagy
  • 10 Gabriella Kóta
  • 11 Viktória Horváth
  • 12 Vanda Deczki (GK)
  • 13 Krisztina Ács
  • 14 Bernadett Szabó
  • 15 Flóra Gajzágó
  • 16 Noémi Németh (GK)
  • Head coach: Tamás Frank
  • 1 Matea Tomkić (GK)
  • 4 Buga Slavica
  • 5 Lea Zdunić
  • 6 Lara Lucić
  • 7 Nika Petarić
  • 8 Lea Kolčić
  • 9 Tomislava Matijević
  • 10 Izabela Lojna
  • 12 Iva Bačić (GK)
  • 14 Štefani Tomić
  • 15 Mara Stančić
  • 19 Lotta Rendulić
  • 20 Maja Lena Bičanić
  • 22 Laura Kopić
  • 23 Sara Skendrović (GK)
  • Marija Žagar
  • Head coach: Tihana Nemčić
  • 1 Arnaalunnguaq Møller (GK)
  • 2 Nivi J. Thyssen
  • 4 Freja Frederiksen
  • 5 Laila Platou
  • 6 Nunni Brønlund
  • 7 Mikkala Tobiassen
  • 8 Rina Lynge
  • 9 Emma Thomsen
  • 10 Aviaana Maratse
  • 11 Niviaq Skifte Knudsen
  • 12 Nadia Lundblad (GK)
  • 13 Kristine Nielsen
  • 14 Arnaq Bourup Egede
  • 16 Olga Mikaelsen
  • 20 Karo Dahl
  • 22 Nukaaka Lynge
  • Head coach: Ole Martinsen

Referees

Twenty-three referees were appointed for the tournament.

  • Bosnia and Herzegovina Ena Dulić
  • Croatia Stjepan Harastija
  • Croatia Dino Kramar
  • Croatia Lucija Maretić
  • Croatia Marijana Orešić
  • Croatia Tihana Šuper
  • Croatia Mario Vecko
  • Croatia Mateo Videc
  • Czech Republic Věra Soukupová
  • Italy Davide Copat
  • Montenegro Dragan Vukčević
  • Slovenia Nejc Duščak
  • Slovenia Semir Keserović

Referee Observers

  • Belgium Perry Gautier
  • Croatia Ivan Novak
  • Slovenia Silvo Borošak
  • Spain Pedro Galán

Group phase

Group A

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1  Italy 3 3 0 0 31 2 +29 9 Final
2  Czech Republic 3 2 0 1 14 8 +6 6 Match for third place
3  Morocco 3 1 0 2 7 12 −5 3 Match for fifth place
4  Serbia 3 0 0 3 3 33 −30 0 Match for seventh place
Source: FutsalPlanet
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) head-to-head matches; 3) Goal difference; 4) Number of goals scored.
Italy 19–1 Serbia
  • Ludovica Coppari 1', 2'
  • Erika Ferrara 5', 11'
  • Rebecca De Siena 6'
  • Gabrielly Vanelli 13'
  • Sara Boutimah 15', 23', 37'
  • Greta Maretti 16'
  • Alice Virdis 16', 19'
  • Natasha Barban 18'
  • Renata Adamatti 18', 22', 27'
  • Jovana Lukić red-colored football 20' (o.g.)
  • Nicoletta Mansueto 27'
  • Jovana Brusin red-colored football 29' (o.g.)
 Report Nina Đurđević 7'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Marijana Orešić (CRO), Věra Soukupová (CZE)
Morocco 1–5 Czech Republic
Manal Essafir 7' Report
  • Tereza Honková 6'
  • Jessica Vargová 9'
  • Kawtar Bentaleb red-colored football 10' (o.g.)
  • Tereza Hrtánková 16'
  • Monika Hlaváčová 27'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Dragan Vukčević (MNE), Ena Dulić (BIH)
Serbia 1–8 Czech Republic
  • Maša Džunić 24'
 Report
  • Monika Hlaváčová 1'
  • Eliška Kretschmann 7', 28'
  • Kristýna Komárková 10'
  • Jessica Vargová 11', 16', 29'
  • Tereza Lébrová 26'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Mateo Videc (CRO), Nejc Duščak (SLO)
Italy 6–0 Morocco
  • Sara Boutimah 2'
  • Nicoletta Mansueto 7'
  • Ludovica Coppari 14'
  • Alessia Grieco 15'
  • Meryem Hajri red-colored football 29' (o.g.)
  • Renata Adamatti 39'
 Report
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Stjepan Harastija (CRO), Semir Keserović (SLO)
Morocco 6–1 Serbia
  • Jovana Brusin 11' (2pen.)
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Dino Kramar (CRO), Mario Vecko (CRO)
Czech Republic 1–6 Italy
Gabriela Špičková 32' Report
  • Nicoletta Mansueto 6', 17'
  • Erika Ferrara 8'
  • Alessia Grieco 12'
  • Renata Adamatti 13', 40'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Marijana Orešić (CRO), Lucija Maretić (CRO)

Group B

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1  Croatia (H) 3 3 0 0 10 0 +10 9 Final
2  Poland 3 1 1 1 6 3 +3 4 Match for third place
3  Hungary 3 1 1 1 6 4 +2 4 Match for fifth place
4  Greenland 3 0 0 3 2 17 −15 0 Match for seventh place
Source: FutsalPlanet
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) head-to-head matches; 3) Goal difference; 4) Number of goals scored.
(H) Hosts
Poland 5–1 Greenland
  • Julia Szostak 5'
  • Nunni Brønlund red-colored football 16' (o.g.)
  • Natalia Matuszewska 16'
  • Izabela Tracz 29'
  • Katarzyna Włodarczyk 39'
 Report
  • Emma Thomsen 13'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Dino Kramar (CRO), Lucija Maretić (CRO)
Hungary 0–2 Croatia
Report
  • Mara Stančić 7'
  • Buga Slavica 22'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Semir Keserović (SLO), Davide Copat (ITA)
Greenland 0–7 Croatia
Report
  • Buga Slavica 1'
  • Nika Petarić 3'
  • Štefani Tomić 20'
  • Tomislava Matijević 21', 22'
  • Mara Stančić 23'
  • Lara Lucić 29'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Věra Soukupová (CZE), Dragan Vukčević (MNE)
Poland 1–1 Hungary
  • Maja Fal 31'
 Report
  • Flóra Gajzágó 14'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Mario Vecko (CRO), Tihana Šuper (CRO)
Hungary 5–1 Greenland
  • Dóra Sárosi 2'
  • Csilla Krascsencsics 18', 37'
  • Krisztina Ács 22'
  • Bernadett Szabó 32'
  • Laila Platou 18'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Věra Soukupová (CZE), Tihana Šuper (CRO)
Croatia 1–0 Poland
Lea Kolčić 24' Report
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Ena Dulić (BIH), Semir Keserović (SLO)

Placement matches

Match for seventh place

Serbia 4–0 Greenland
  • Tijana Paunović 8', 14'
  • Anja Vulikić 13', 21'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Davide Copat (ITA), Věra Soukupová (CZE)

Match for fifth place

Morocco 2–4 Hungary
  • Malak Zaid Al-Kilani 36'
  • Manal Essafir 38'
  • Viktória Horváth 7'
  • Noémi Csikó 17'
  • Gabriella Kota 24'
  • Dóra Sárosi 32'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Ena Dulić (BIH), Tihana Šuper (CRO)

Match for third place

Czech Republic 0–5 Poland
Report
  • Izabela Tracz 8'
  • Klaudia Kubaszek 26'
  • Katarzyna Włodarczyk 34'
  • Julia Sieczka 35'
  • Julia Szostak 36'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Marijana Orešić (CRO), Lucija Maretić (CRO)

Final

Italy 3–1 Croatia
  • Sara Boutimah 22'
  • Nicoletta Mansueto 25', 40'
 Maja Lena Bičanić 30'
Športska Dvorana Finida, Poreč
Referee: Semir Keserović (SLO), Nejc Duščak (SLO)

Goalscorers

There were 98 goals scored in 16 matches, for an average of 6.12 goals per match.

6 goals

  • Italy Renata Adamatti
  • Italy Nicoletta Mansueto

5 goals

  • Italy Sara Boutimah

4 goals

  • Czech Republic Jessica Vargová

3 goals

  • Italy Ludovica Coppari
  • Italy Erika Ferrara

2 goals

  • Croatia Tomislava Matijević
  • Croatia Mara Stančić
  • Croatia Buga Slavica
  • Czech Republic Monika Hlaváčová
  • Czech Republic Eliška Kretschmann
  • Hungary Csilla Krascsencsics
  • Hungary Dóra Sárosi
  • Italy Alessia Grieco
  • Italy Alice Virdis
  • Morocco Noame Boukrim
  • Morocco Manal Essafir
  • Morocco Siham Tadlaoui
  • Poland Julia Szostak
  • Poland Izabela Tracz
  • Poland Katarzyna Włodarczyk
  • Serbia Tijana Paunović
  • Serbia Anja Vulikić

1 goal

  • Croatia Maja Lena Bičanić
  • Croatia Lea Kolčić
  • Croatia Lara Lucić
  • Croatia Nika Petarić
  • Croatia Štefani Tomić
  • Czech Republic Tereza Honková
  • Czech Republic Tereza Hrtánková
  • Czech Republic Kristýna Komárková
  • Czech Republic Tereza Lébrová
  • Czech Republic Gabriela Špičková
  • Greenland Laila Platou
  • Greenland Emma Thomsen
  • Hungary Krisztina Ács
  • Hungary Noémi Csikó
  • Hungary Flóra Gajzágó
  • Hungary Viktória Horváth
  • Hungary Gabriella Kota
  • Hungary Bernadett Szabó
  • Italy Natasha Barban
  • Italy Rebecca De Siena
  • Italy Greta Maretti
  • Italy Gabrielly Vanelli
  • Morocco Jasmine Demraoui
  • Morocco Drissia Korrych
  • Morocco Malak Zaid Al-Kilani
  • Poland Maja Fal
  • Poland Klaudia Kubaszek
  • Poland Natalia Matuszewska
  • Poland Julia Sieczka
  • Serbia Jovana Brusin
  • Serbia Nina Đurđević
  • Serbia Maša Džunić

1 own goal

  • Greenland Nunni Brønlund (against Poland)
  • Morocco Kawtar Bentaleb (against Czechia)
  • Morocco Meryem Hajri (against Italy)
  • Serbia Jovana Brusin (against Italy)
  • Serbia Jovana Lukić (against Italy)

Source: FutsalPlanet

References

  1. ↑ Cassano, Michele (21 June 2026). "Calcio a 5: l'Italia vince la Futsal Week! Trionfo delle azzurre a Porec". oasport.it (in Italian). Retrieved 22 June 2026.
  2. ↑ "FIFA Futsal Women's World Ranking". inside.fifa.com. FIFA. 8 May 2026. Retrieved 13 June 2026.
  3. ↑ "Ženska futsalska reprezentacija okuplja se za Futsal Week u Poreču" (in Croatian). Croatian Football Federation. 12 June 2026. Retrieved 16 June 2026.
  4. ↑ "České futsalistky jsou v Poreči. Začíná příprava na Elite round" (in Czech). Football Association of the Czech Republic. 15 June 2026. Retrieved 16 June 2026.
  5. ↑ "Négy meccs vár Horvátországban a női futsalosokra" (in Hungarian). Hungarian Football Federation. 11 June 2026. Retrieved 16 June 2026.
  6. ↑ "Futsal Week: Azzurre a Porec per il torneo internazionale dal 15 al 22 giugno. Salvatore chiama 19 calciatrici" (in Italian). Italian Football Federation. 9 June 2026. Retrieved 16 June 2026.
  7. ↑ "W И Футсал "A" | Провере у оквиру турнира "Futsal Week" У поречу" (in Serbian). Football Association of Serbia. 14 June 2026. Retrieved 16 June 2026.
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