The Brazilian Futsal Championship 2024 is set to end on an electrifying note, with Fortaleza and Apodi vying for the title on the upcoming Sunday (1st). The stakes have never been higher in the history of the national futsal competitions, with the championship offering the largest prize ever seen. The winning team will walk away with an unimaginable cash prize of R$385,000, comprising R$250,000 in cash and a KIA car worth R$135,000. The first match concluded in a nail-biting draw of 3-3, setting the stage for an epic final showdown. The championship final, to be hosted at the Arena CFO in Fortaleza (CE), is expected to be a historic event not just for the competing teams but for the sport itself. A total of R$560,000 will be distributed among the top four teams, with the winner having the opportunity to etch their names in the annals of the sport. The championship also recognizes individual brilliance by awarding the best players from different positions with R$60,000, split among the goalkeeper, defender, pivot, right wing, and left wing. The curtain is set to rise on this thrilling spectacle of Brazilian futsal. The total prize money of the championship, R$385,000, comprises R$250,000 in cash, a KIA car worth R$135,000, and a special prize from Aiwa, the event’s sponsor. The runner-up will also receive a significant sum of R$150,000, unprecedented for a futsal competition. The teams securing the 3rd and 4th positions will receive prize money of R$70,000 and R$30,000, respectively. In total, the top four teams will share a staggering R$560,000, a sum never seen before in Brazilian futsal. The championship also appreciates the performance of individual players. The best performers of the tournament, including the goalkeeper, defender, pivot, and both wings, along with the coach, will be awarded R$60,000. This is a testament to the championship’s commitment to acknowledging not just team efforts but also individual excellence displayed throughout the tournament. The deciding match of the Brazilian Futsal Championship will take place on Sunday (1st), at 9 am, at the Arena CFO in Fortaleza (CE). After the 3-3 draw in the initial game, both the teams are on equal footing as they head into the final. The victor will take home the trophy. If the match ends in a draw again, the match will extend into extra time and, if required, penalties. The first match’s replay is available for viewing. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
