Third place for France, who return to the podium after 8 years. Victory 4-1 against the surprise package Switzerland. 2-0 at the end of the first half (Remy and Channel) then Krauss halved the deficit, but France then closed the match with goals from Heng and Garro. For Switzerland one of their best results ever, unlike Italy who drop out of the top four after 10 years. In the final against Germany, they managed to win 3-1, after having been behind with a German goal by Manassa. Cornacchini, Barsaglini and Bracali scored the three goals to secure fifth place. Instead, the contest for 7th position ended on penalties. A penalty scored by the Andorran Sanchez decided a balanced match between Andorra and England (Scorers Wix (double), Peris and Solanellas for Andorra. Final Ranking: 1st Spain, 2nd Portugal, 3rd France, 4th Switzerland, 5th Italy, 6th Germany, 7th Andorra, 8th England
Top scorers: Carvalho (Portugal) with 10 gioals, Krauss (Switzerland) and Di MArco (Italy) 8 goals, Carvalho (Portugal) adn Ataide (Portugal) 7 goals
All matches will be broadcast via live streaming on the EurorinkhockeyTV YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/eurorinkhockeytv) and on World Skate Europe TV (https://europe.worldskate.tv) with commentary by Jose Santos.

The Gold Medal Final, Portugal-Spain – Credit Photo: World Skate Europe

Gold Medal, Portugal – Credit Photo: World Skate Europe

Silver Medal, Portugal- Credit Photo: World Skate Europe

Bronze Medal, France – Credit Photo: World Skate Europe

live streaming on the EurorinkhockeyTV YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/eurorinkhockeytv) and on World Skate Europe TV (https://europe.worldskate.tv)
UNDER 17 MEN WSE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Knockout Stage – Finals – 25 July 2026
09:30 (WEST) – Final 7/8 piace – England x Andorra = 3-4 (penalty shots)
13:30 (WEST) – Final 6/7 place – Germany x Italy = 1-3
17:30 (WEST) – Final 3/4 place – France x Switzerland = 4-1
21:30 (WEST) – Final 1/2 place – Portugal x Spain = 3-2
Final Ranking: 1st Portugal, 2nd Spain, 3rd France, 4th Switzerland, 5th Italy, 6th Germany, 7th Andorra, 8th England