Brazil: Brazil lived up to its top billing, beating Portugal 3-0 to make history as the first FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup champion Sunday night at PhilSports Arena in Pasig City.

According to Philippines News Agency, Emilly fired a rocket at the 10th minute to set the tone, before veteran Amandinha (23rd) and Debora Vanin (38th) struck after the restart to put the finishing touches to the Sele§o's (The Selection) date with destiny.

The performance capped a spotless run over six matches for Brazil in the event backed by the Philippine Sports Commission and Philippine Football Federation.

"Really happy. The players are amazing, the coaching staff is wonderful," coach Wilson Saboia said as the Brazilians ruled yet another international competition.

"It leaves a huge legacy because it will further popularize futsal in schools, clubs, universities (back home). All of this will produce better coaches and players," Saboia added.

Adding another feather to her cap, 2024 Best Women's Player Emilly won both the Golden Ball and Golden Boot, for being the tournament's Most Valuable Player and top scorer, respectively.

Teammate Vanin was awarded the Silver Ball while Portuguese star Lidia Moreira was bestowed the Bronze Ball.

Portugal keeper Ana Catarina Pereira was feted with the Golden Glove plum while the Brazilians were handed the FIFA Fair Play award.

Spain star Laura Cordoba, whose team took third place with a 5-1 win over Argentina, took the Silver Boot while Moreira got the Bronze Boot.

Brazil's coronation wrapped up 16 days of thrilling action in the global showpiece that served as a venue for the world-class hosting and milestones for the 16 participating teams.

Host Filipinas scored goals via Inday Tolentin, Cathrine Graversen, and Isabella Bandoja during group play.