In the splendid setting of Castelsardo, an exciting and hard-fought beach soccer final took place which saw the Naples triumph over Lenergy Pisa on penalties, with the final score of 6-5.
The match, valid for the Supercoppa Q8 2026, gave fans a close battle on the sand pitch, which ended 2-2 at the end of regular and extra time. Naples He broke the deadlock in the first minute thanks to a goal by Andriani assisted by Be Martins.
Pisa responded and turned the tide in the second half with goals from Chicky Ardil and Barsotti. Sciacca finally equalized in the third period, keeping the game level until extra time.
The decision thus went to penalties, where misses by Bertacca and Alessandro Remedi condemned Pisa, while Raffaele Moxedano's decisive penalty awarded the trophy to Napoli, led by coach Franco Palma. This victory marks Napoli Beach Soccer's victory in the 2026 Supercoppa Q8, following their triumph in the Coppa Italia the previous season.
Pisa, the reigning Italian champions, had to settle for second place in the first leg of the FIGC-Lega Nazionale Dilettanti circuit, thus opening the new season with a prestigious result but without the title.
I read the report of the final in Castelsardo, and it seemed like a tight match; Napoli won on penalties, but the game was closely contested until the very end. Some names seem sloppily spelled, with BeMartins and Andriàni sometimes confused; Pisa, however, showed quality and character, and without losing too much, it seemed like a good test.