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Overview
- Kelvin Oliveira (K9) converted the matchball to clinch the championship after Brazil had reasserted control late.
- Lipão scored twice in the final and finished as the tournament’s top scorer with 14 goals.
- Brazil led 3–0 at halftime through Lipão, Leleti Garcia and Dedo, before Chile reduced the deficit via a repeated shootout by Nacho Herrera.
- Both sides played their double-goal cards without effect, and Chile’s Vidangossy scored during the 3-v-3 phase before Brazil pulled away.
- The final at Allianz Parque in São Paulo concluded the expanded second edition with strong attendance in rainy conditions.