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Kaieteur Sports – The stage is set for a thrilling conclusion to the 2026 ‘Kings of the Streets’ Futsal Championship, with the grand finale scheduled for tomorrow, Thursday, April 30, at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall tarmac.
Following some electrifying semifinal action last evening, the tournament has now reached its most anticipated moment.

Festival City dominates Quarterfinal, meeting North East in semis ahead of tomorrow night’s decider at the CASH Tarmac.
Yesterday, tournament supporters were treated to a high-energy showcase as Festival City, North East, Team Spirit, and Ballers Empire battled fiercely for a place into tomorrow’s final. Each contest delivered the intensity, the skill, and the street-style flair that has defined this format.
The semifinal night saw two lively exhibition matches that warmed up the crowd before the stakes intensified.
In semifinal #1, Festival City clashed with North East in a gripping encounter, while the second semifinal saw Team Spirit going head-to-head with Ballers Empire in a battle for the remaining finals berth.
As anticipation builds for the championship showdown, organisers have ensured that fans will be entertained from start to finish.
Adding to the spectacle, an all-ladies penalty shootout is scheduled for the halftime break, promising a unique and engaging highlight for supporters in attendance.
Tournament coordinator has also extended an open invitation to futsal enthusiasts and the wider public to come out in full force and witness the crowning of a new champion. With momentum from the semifinals carrying into the final night, supporters can expect an unforgettable atmosphere and top-tier futsal action under the lights.
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