All-Spanish showdown for glory in Paris: The KWC Clubs final is set

32 teams, 14 days of competition, 5 games played (none of them through Last Chance), and a whole lot of passion. It all leads to this moment: 40 minutes that will go down in Kings League history—not just for the players and coaching staff, but for Perxitaa and Ibai Llanos, the presidents of the two teams that have reached the final: Los Troncos FC vs. Porcinos FC.

First-Ever KWCC Final for Los Troncos FC

Los Troncos FC have reached their first Kings World Cup Clubs final with a clinical, unbeaten campaign: 21 goals scored, just 13 conceded, and no doubts left along the way.

They opened the tournament with a narrow win over TRM FC—the Kings League Italy Split 1 champions—who ended up without a single victory. In Round 2, they sent their spanish rivals xBuyer Team to the Last Chance stage with a solid 4-1. In the Round of 16, they knocked out Kings League Americas champions Los Chamos FC (Yolo, TheDonato & RDjavi’s team) 4-2, with a standout hat-trick from Gerard Nolla.

From the quarterfinals onward, things got serious. Against Gear 7 FC from Italy, Oriol Boada netted a Golden Goal to seal the match in a thriller. In the semis, Fluxo FC—who had battled their way in via Last Chance—couldn’t overcome a focused Los Troncos FC squad (6-5). Perxitaa even slotted what might’ve been the best Presidente Penalty of the tournament, placing it in the top corner past the brazilian keeper.

Porcinos FC Aim for Back-to-Back World Titles

On the other side, tournament favorites and reigning world champions Porcinos FC punched their ticket to the final by defeating fellow heavyweights and Kings League Brazil champions Furia FC. Yet again, Ibai Llanos’ team pulled off a last-minute comeback, reaching the final with a shot at cementing their legacy with back-to-back titles.

Their path began with a tight 5-4 win over Miami 7, followed by a statement 7-3 victory over reigning Kings League Spain champions Ultimate Móstoles. In the Round of 16, they met a familiar foe—xBuyer Team—and staged another late comeback to win 8-7. In the quarterfinals, they eliminated brazilian finalists Dendele FC (featuring Paulinho, Loko, and LuquEt4) in a 6-5 thriller.

Two unstoppable trains have arrived in Paris, both straight from the Kings League Spain, ready to battle it out at Paris La Défense Arena on June 14 for the most prestigious title in Kings League football.

Will Porcinos FC claim back-to-back world crowns? Or will Los Troncos FC rise all the way to the top under the Paris sky?