The 2025 WMF World Cup in Baku has officially come to an end, and the host has every reason to celebrate. Azerbaijan, playing in front of a passionate home crowd at the National Gymnastics Arena, captured their first ever world title after an impressive 4–2 victory over Hungary in a thrilling final.
The host nation displayed extraordinary character and consistency throughout the tournament, culminating in a historic performance in front of thousands of local fans. The final was a true showcase of European minifootball quality, with Hungary also putting in a strong tournament campaign to secure the silver medal.
In the plate final, Serbia delivered a confident 3–0 victory over Montenegro, sealing the bronze and reinforcing their reputation as one of Europe’s elite minifootball nations. With three European teams finishing on the podium, the tournament highlighted the current strength and depth of the continent’s representatives.
The EMF congratulates Azerbaijan on their incredible achievement and extends praise to all European teams for their performances throughout the tournament. The 2025 WMF World Cup will be remembered not only for its electric atmosphere in Baku, but also as a tournament where European minifootball reached new heights.