First TUI SOCCA Women’s Champions League

A Historic Moment: The First TUI SOCCA Women’s Champions League Makes a Triumphant Debut in Porto

Porto, April 2026 – History was made. Last weekend, the very first TUI SOCCA Women’s Champions League took place at the impressive Arena Liga Portugal in Porto – marking the beginning of a new era in international club sport. Eight teams from across Europe competed and it was a Hungarian side that claimed glory: Környe SE lifted the trophy, defeating UKS Zorza Pegów from Poland in the final.

From Vision to Reality – Female Empowerment on the Pitch

What began as an idea months ago has now become reality: the International Socca Federation (ISF) has launched the TUI SOCCA Women’s Champions League as their first-ever official European club competition exclusively for women. Socca – a discipline in its own right, with its own rules, its own rhythm and its own identity – now has the club-level stage it deserves. Eight teams from Hungary, Poland, Spain, Germany, Greece and Portugal competed for the coveted title, proving that this sport, at its highest level, thrills, inspires and moves.

🥇 Final: Környe SE (HUN) vs UKS Zorza Pegów (POL)
🥉 3rd Place: Socca Cantabria (ESP) vs Wolves (GRE)
5th–6th: Eintracht Spandau (GER) vs Ronalgrinio WFC (GRE)
7th–8th: Lusobrasas FC (POR) vs Ich Wlasna Liga (POL)

Porto – Where Sport Meets Passion

The choice of Porto was no coincidence. This vibrant city on the Atlantic coast perfectly embodies what TUI stands for: extraordinary experiences in captivating destinations. The Arena Liga Portugal provided athletes and fans alike with a world-class backdrop – professional, atmospheric and unforgettable.

“It Was About Time” – Words That Resonate

Julia Colter, Events Director of the International Socca Federation:

“It was about time to give women the visibility they deserve. We are incredibly proud of the level that was played here in Porto – the quality, the passion, the commitment of every single team. But make no mistake: this is only the beginning.”

An Extraordinary Atmosphere – and a Clear Statement

Nearly 200 people witnessed live what becomes possible when athletes are given the stage they deserve. The atmosphere inside the arena was electric, the quality of the matches impressive, the energy on and off the pitch simply infectious. Organizers, athletes and fans all agreed: this was more than a tournament – it was a statement.