Brazil win the 12 Touch Team World Championship

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Brazil successfully defended their 12 Touch Team World Championship title in Budapest, defeating Italy 4–0 in the final. Hungary delighted the home crowd by securing the bronze medal with a 2–0 victory over the United States.

The 12 Touch Team Championship at the X. ITFC World Championship 2026 has concluded with Brazil once again at the top of the podium. The Brazilian team delivered an outstanding performance throughout the competition, finishing the tournament unbeaten and confirming their position among the leading nations in international table football.

Brazil dominate the final

Brazil faced Italy in the gold medal match and produced a convincing performance, winning 4–0 to claim the world title.

The victory completed an unbeaten championship campaign for Brazil, who once again demonstrated their quality, consistency and strength as a team.

Congratulations to the Brazilian players and staff on another outstanding achievement!

Hungary takes bronze in front of the home crowd

Hungary secured third place with a 2–0 victory over the United States in the bronze medal match.

Playing on home soil in Budapest, the Hungarian team gave its supporters another reason to celebrate, earning a place on the podium at the World Championship.

The result was a fantastic achievement for the hosts and a memorable moment for the Hungarian table football community.

Final standings

🥇 1st place: Brazil 🇧🇷
🥈 2nd place: Italy 🇮🇹
🥉 3rd place: Hungary 🇭🇺
4th place: United States 🇺🇸

The 12 Touch Team competition has delivered another exciting chapter in the history of the discipline, bringing together some of the world’s best players in Budapest.

Congratulations to all four teams for their performances and sportsmanship!

The X. ITFC World Championship continues at the Ludovika Arena, with the Chapas and Sectorball competitions bringing more world titles into contention.

One title defended, one home podium celebrated – and more world champions still to be crowned!

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