Brazil reign in the rain and conquer the Kings World Cup Nations Brazil 2026

Brazil did it again. In a final shaped by rain and chaos, the Canarinha were crowned Kings World Cup Nations Brazil 2026 champions after defeating Chile at Allianz Parque.

From the very start, the setting demanded personality. The wet pitch increased the pace and punished every mistake. In that context, Brazil were sharper. More ruthless as well. Even when Chile threatened to get back into the game, the champions never completely lost control.

A start that tilted the final

Very early on, Brazil made their plan clear. Leleti Garcia opened the scoring and, shortly after, Lipão Pinheiro doubled the lead. The 2–0 came fast. And it came with intent.

From there, the match broke open. Matheus “Dedo” scored the third goal and forced Chile to chase the game from behind. Michel Elias even missed Brazil’s President Penalty, but the context did not change. Chile had to rely on a Shootout, converted by Nacho Herrera, to stay alive.

Then came the cards. Goal x2 appeared for both teams. However, neither side managed to take advantage. That’s how the game reached half-time. The 3–1 scoreline showed an open final, but with Brazil always one step ahead.

Chile push, Brazil respond

After the break, the match entered unstable territory. The 3 vs 3 dice opened an unpredictable stretch. That was Chile’s best moment. Mathías Vidangossy scored the 3–2 and came very close to equalising with the final action of the dice.

Still, Brazil held firm. Then, with play restarted and cards still active, the margin tightened to the limit. Temporary suspensions were not capitalised on by either team. Everything waited for one final blow.

That blow came, once again, from the same name. Lipão Pinheiro appeared when the ball was heaviest and made it 4–2. Shortly after, Leleti Garcia, named Final MVP, extended the lead. The 5–2 arrived just before Matchball Mode.

Finally, the ending was symbolic. Kelvin Oliveira scored the last goal. It was the strike that closed the final. And the one that confirmed Brazil had mastered the chaos.

Lipão Pinheiro, the face of the champions

The final crowned Lipão Pinheiro as the standout figure of the tournament. With decisive goals, he finished as top scorer of the KWC Nations 2026 with 14 goals, ahead of Kelvin Oliveira, who ended with 12.

Beyond the numbers, Lipão was decisive. He delivered in clutch moments. He carried his team when the game fell apart. And he once again set the path for the champions.

A Kings night, on and off the pitch

The final was about much more than football. The Music Show, with artists linked to the tournament and the participation of MC Marks, turned Allianz Parque into a full-scale stage. His contribution to “Lá Vem Golaço” is now part of this World Cup’s identity.

So, under the rain and in a packed stadium, Brazil lifted the trophy. They defended their crown. They confirmed their dominance. And they closed a Kings World Cup Nations that is already history.

Brazil are champions. Again.