The RFU claimed they had not given the Russian national team permission to play as official representatives of Russia during stage 3 in Athens. FIFA required that all teams participating in World Cup qualification tournaments must gain explicit permission of their nation's football association to represent their country in said competitions. Since the Russian national team did not gain permission from the RFU, the RFU filed the issue with FIFA in order to have the results of the games involving the Russian team in stage 3 annulled. Due to the ongoing dispute, BSWW were forced to cancel the fourth stage involving and to be hosted in Russia.^[3][4]

The complaints by the RFU to FIFA ultimately saw the results of the Russian team in stage 3 voided and the team was disqualified from competing any further in this year's EBSL.^[4]

Stage 5

The fifth stage took place in Scheveningen, the Netherlands.

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{{Tooltip|Pos|Position	Team	{{Tooltip|Pld|Played	{{Tooltip|W|Wins	{{Tooltip|W+|Wins after extra time	{{Tooltip|L|Lost	{{Tooltip|GF|Goals for	{{Tooltip|GA|Goals against	{{Tooltip|GD|Goal difference	{{Tooltip|Pts|Points	Notes
1	{{beachsoccer|SUI}}	3	2	0	1	14	5	+9	6	Stage Winners
2	{{beachsoccer|NED}}	3	1	1	1	14	16	–2	5
3	{{beachsoccer|BEL}}	3	1	1	1	11	11	0	5
4	{{beachsoccer|GER}}	3	0	0	3	5	12	–7	0

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Results
30 June 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|NED}}	7–6 {{aet}}	BEL}}
30 June 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|SUI}}	5–0	GER}}
1 July 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|BEL}}	2–1	GER}}
1 July 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|NED}}	2–6	SUI}}
2 July 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|BEL}}	3–3 {{aet}} 1–0 (pens.)	SUI}}
2 July 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|NED}}	5–4	GER}}

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Interim Division B standings

Following the completion of the stages, the Division B league table was drawn up. The top eight teams qualified for the final round of Division B.

Due to the cancellation of one stage, and the results of another partially annulled, many of the nations played different numbers of total matches. Therefore, their final positions were based on average points per game instead of total points.

{{Tooltip|Pos|Position	Team	{{Tooltip|Pld|Played	{{Tooltip|W|Wins	{{Tooltip|W+|Wins after extra time	{{Tooltip|L|Lost	{{Tooltip|GF|Goals for	{{Tooltip|GA|Goals against	{{Tooltip|GD|Goal difference	{{Tooltip|Pts|Points	{{Tooltip|Ave. Pts|Average Points	Notes
1	{{beachsoccer|SUI}}	6	5	0	1	32	13	+19	15	2.5	Advance to final round
2	{{beachsoccer|NED}}	5	3	1	1	23	22	+1	11	2.2
3	{{beachsoccer|UKR}}	3	2	0	1	14	10	+4	6	2.0
4	{{beachsoccer|POL}}	6	3	1	2	28	18	+10	11	1.8
5	{{beachsoccer|BEL}}	6	2	1	3	22	28	–6	8	1.3
6	{{beachsoccer|ENG}}	5	0	2	3	15	20	–5	4	0.8
7	{{beachsoccer|GRE}}	5	1	0	4	20	31	–11	3	0.6
8	{{beachsoccer|AUT}}	3	0	0	3	9	14	–5	0	0
9	{{beachsoccer|GER}}	3	0	0	3	5	12	–7	0	0	Eliminated
{{beachsoccer|RUS}}	Disqualified, results voided1

Final round

The final round of Division B directly determined the four teams that would qualify to Division A.

Format explanation

The tournament took place in Sankt Pölten, Austria, staged as an unconventional double elimination tournament as explained below.

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• All teams started in the quarter finals. The teams were seeded based on their interim standings, with the number 1 seed drawn against number 8, number 2 against number 7 and so on.
• The winners of the quarter finals proceeded to the winners' semi finals, whilst the losers of the quarter finals receded to the losers' semi finals.
• The winners of the winners' semi finals moved on to the final to contest 1st and 2nd place
• The winners of the losers' semi finals moved on to the 3rd–6th place finals to contest said places

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• The losers of the winners' semi finals receded into the 3rd–6th place finals to also contest said places, against the winners of the losers' semi finals
• The winners of the 3rd–6th place finals claimed 3rd and 4th place – the final two spots to secure a place in Division A
• The losers of the 3rd–6th place finals claimed 5th and 6th place
• The losers of the losers semi finals played a consolation match to determine 7th and 8th place

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Results

14 July		Quarter finals (QFs)
		{{beachsoccer-rt|NED}}	4–3	{{beachsoccer|GRE}}
		{{beachsoccer-rt|UKR}}	7–3	ENG}}
		{{beachsoccer-rt|AUT}}	3–2	SUI}}
		{{beachsoccer-rt|POL}}	12–4	BEL}}

15 July		QF Winners ↓				QF Losers ↓
		Winners' Semi finals (WSFs)				Losers' Semi finals (LSFs)
		{{beachsoccer-rt|UKR}}	3–1	{{beachsoccer|NED}}		{{beachsoccer-rt|GRE}}	6–4	{{beachsoccer|ENG}}
		{{beachsoccer-rt|POL}}	9–3	AUT}}		{{beachsoccer-rt|SUI}}	4–0	BEL}}

16 July		WSF Winners ↓				WSF Losers ↓		LSF Winners ↓				LSF Losers ↓
		Final (1st & 2nd place)				3rd–6th place deciding matches						7th & 8th place match
		{{beachsoccer-rt|POL}}	10–5	{{beachsoccer|UKR}}		{{beachsoccer-rt|NED}}	0–3			{{beachsoccer|SUI}}		{{beachsoccer-rt|ENG}}	6–2	{{beachsoccer|BEL}}
						{{beachsoccer-rt|AUT}}	5–10			GRE}}

Final Division B standings

Rank	Team	Qualification
{{gold1}}	{{beachsoccer|POL}}	Advance to Division A
{{silver2}}	{{beachsoccer|UKR}}
{{bronze3}}	{{beachsoccer|SUI}}
4	{{beachsoccer|GRE}}
5	{{beachsoccer|NED}}
6	{{beachsoccer|AUT}}
7	{{beachsoccer|ENG}}
8	{{beachsoccer|BEL}}
9	{{beachsoccer|GER}}
{{beachsoccer|RUS}}

Division A

Following the completion of Division B, Division A commenced.

Division A consisted of four rounds of fixtures known as stages, with one stage hosted in each of the four nations which received automatic entry into the division. All eight teams took part in each stage.

Each stage was played as a straight knockout tournament. All eight teams contesting the stage title started in the quarter-finals, playing one match per round until the final when the winner of the stage was crowned. The losers of the quarter and semi-finals played in consolation matches to determine their final league placements.

Point distribution

Unlike in previous years, points earned by the participating teams for winning matches did not count towards league table. Instead, teams earned points for the league table based on their final placement in each stage from 12 points for winning the stage, down to 1 point for finishing last.

The breakdown of the distribution of points is shown in the table below:

Rank	Pts		Rank	Pts
1st	12 pts.		5th	4 pts.
2nd	10 pts.		6th	3 pts.
3rd	8 pts.		7th	2 pts.
4th	6 pts.		8th	1 pt.

Teams

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Automatic entrants

• {{beachsoccer|FRA}}
• {{beachsoccer|ITA}}
• {{beachsoccer|POR}}
• {{beachsoccer|ESP}}

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Division B qualifiers

• {{beachsoccer|GRE}}
• {{beachsoccer|POL}}
• {{beachsoccer|SUI}}
• {{beachsoccer|UKR}}

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Stage 1

The first stage of Division A took place in San Benedetto del Tronto, Italy.

• Dates: QFs – 24 July, SFs – 25 July, Finals – 26 July

Results

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| QF-seed2= | QF-team2={{beachsoccer|GRE}} | QF-score2=3 (0)
| QF-seed3= | QF-team3={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | QF-score3=3 (2)
| QF-seed4= | QF-team4={{beachsoccer|SUI}} {{pso}} | QF-score4=3 (3)
| QF-seed5= | QF-team5={{beachsoccer|POR}} | QF-score5=9
| QF-seed6= | QF-team6={{beachsoccer|POL}} | QF-score6=2
| QF-seed7= | QF-team7={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | QF-score7=3
| QF-seed8= | QF-team8={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | QF-score8=2
| SF-seed1= | SF-team1={{beachsoccer|ITA}} {{pso}} | SF-score1=4 (2)
| SF-seed2= | SF-team2={{beachsoccer|SUI}} | SF-score2=4 (1)
| SF-seed3= | SF-team3={{beachsoccer|POR}} | SF-score3=1
| SF-seed4= | SF-team4={{beachsoccer|UKR}} {{aet}} | SF-score4=2
| consolation-seed1= | consolation-team1={{beachsoccer|GRE}} | consolation-score1=2
| consolation-seed2= | consolation-team2={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | consolation-score2=5
| consolation-seed3= | consolation-team3={{beachsoccer|POL}} | consolation-score3=1
| consolation-seed4= | consolation-team4={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | consolation-score4=4
| final-seed1= | final-team1={{beachsoccer|ITA}} | final-score1=2
| final-seed2= | final-team2={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | final-score2=0
| third-seed1= | third-team1={{beachsoccer|SUI}} | third-score1=1
| third-seed2= | third-team2={{beachsoccer|POR}} | third-score2=4
| fifth-seed1= | fifth-team1={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | fifth-score1=5
| fifth-seed2= | fifth-team2={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | fifth-score2=3
| seventh-seed1= | seventh-team1={{beachsoccer|GRE}}| seventh-score1=1
| seventh-seed2= | seventh-team2={{beachsoccer|POL}} | seventh-score2=5
|seventh=7th place match
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Final standings

Rank	Team	Points earned
{{gold1}}	{{beachsoccer|ITA}}	12
{{silver2}}	{{beachsoccer|UKR}}	10
{{bronze3}}	{{beachsoccer|POR}}	8
4	{{beachsoccer|SUI}}	6
5	{{beachsoccer|FRA}}	4
6	{{beachsoccer|ESP}}	3
7	{{beachsoccer|POL}}	2
8	{{beachsoccer|GRE}}	1

Stage 2

The second stage of Division A took place in Tignes, France.

• Dates: QFs – 28 July, SFs – 29 July, Finals – 30 July

Results

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| QF-seed2= | QF-team2={{beachsoccer|GRE}} {{pso}} | QF-score2=3 (1)
| QF-seed3= | QF-team3={{beachsoccer|SUI}} | QF-score3=5
| QF-seed4= | QF-team4={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | QF-score4=6
| QF-seed5= | QF-team5={{beachsoccer|POR}} | QF-score5=5
| QF-seed6= | QF-team6={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | QF-score6=6
| QF-seed7= | QF-team7={{beachsoccer|POL}} | QF-score7=6
| QF-seed8= | QF-team8={{beachsoccer|ITA}} | QF-score8=3
| SF-seed1= | SF-team1={{beachsoccer|GRE}} | SF-score1=3
| SF-seed2= | SF-team2={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | SF-score2=7
| SF-seed3= | SF-team3={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | SF-score3=2
| SF-seed4= | SF-team4={{beachsoccer|POL}} | SF-score4=5
| consolation-seed1= | consolation-team1={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | consolation-score1=6
| consolation-seed2= | consolation-team2={{beachsoccer|SUI}} | consolation-score2=3
| consolation-seed3= | consolation-team3={{beachsoccer|POR}} | consolation-score3=7
| consolation-seed4= | consolation-team4={{beachsoccer|ITA}} | consolation-score4=5
| final-seed1= | final-team1={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | final-score1=5 (1)
| final-seed2= | final-team2={{beachsoccer|POL}} {{pso}} | final-score2=5 (2)
| third-seed1= | third-team1={{beachsoccer|GRE}} {{aet}} | third-score1=3
| third-seed2= | third-team2={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | third-score2=2
| fifth-seed1= | fifth-team1={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | fifth-score1=3
| fifth-seed2= | fifth-team2={{beachsoccer|POR}} | fifth-score2=2
| seventh-seed1= | seventh-team1={{beachsoccer|SUI}}| seventh-score1=6
| seventh-seed2= | seventh-team2={{beachsoccer|ITA}} | seventh-score2=4
|seventh=7th place match
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Final standings

Rank	Team	Points earned
{{gold1}}	{{beachsoccer|POL}}	12
{{silver2}}	{{beachsoccer|ESP}}	10
{{bronze3}}	{{beachsoccer|GRE}}	8
4	{{beachsoccer|UKR}}	6
5	{{beachsoccer|FRA}}	4
6	{{beachsoccer|POR}}	3
7	{{beachsoccer|SUI}}	2
8	{{beachsoccer|ITA}}	1

Stage 3

The third stage of Division A took place in Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca, Spain.

• Dates: QFs – 4 August, SFs – 5 August, Finals – 6 August

Results

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| QF-seed1= | QF-team1={{beachsoccer|POR}} | QF-score1=7
| QF-seed2= | QF-team2={{beachsoccer|SUI}} | QF-score2=3
| QF-seed3= | QF-team3={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | QF-score3=6
| QF-seed4= | QF-team4={{beachsoccer|POL}} | QF-score4=5
| QF-seed5= | QF-team5={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | QF-score5=5 (2)
| QF-seed6= | QF-team6={{beachsoccer|ITA}} {{pso}} | QF-score6=5 (3)
| QF-seed7= | QF-team7={{beachsoccer|GRE}} | QF-score7=2
| QF-seed8= | QF-team8={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | QF-score8=4
| SF-seed1= | SF-team1={{beachsoccer|POR}} | SF-score1=2
| SF-seed2= | SF-team2={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | SF-score2=1
| SF-seed3= | SF-team3={{beachsoccer|ITA}} | SF-score3=2
| SF-seed4= | SF-team4={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | SF-score4=3
| consolation-seed1= | consolation-team1={{beachsoccer|SUI}} | consolation-score1=4
| consolation-seed2= | consolation-team2={{beachsoccer|POL}} | consolation-score2=9
| consolation-seed3= | consolation-team3={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | consolation-score3=5
| consolation-seed4= | consolation-team4={{beachsoccer|GRE}} | consolation-score4=2
| final-seed1= | final-team1={{beachsoccer|POR}} | final-score1=2
| final-seed2= | final-team2={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | final-score2=3
| third-seed1= | third-team1={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | third-score1=4
| third-seed2= | third-team2={{beachsoccer|ITA}} | third-score2=3
| fifth-seed1= | fifth-team1={{beachsoccer|POL}} | fifth-score1=2
| fifth-seed2= | fifth-team2={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | fifth-score2=4
| seventh-seed1= | seventh-team1={{beachsoccer|SUI}}| seventh-score1=3 (0)
| seventh-seed2= | seventh-team2={{beachsoccer|GRE}} {{pso}} | seventh-score2=3 (1)
|seventh=7th place match
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Final standings

Rank	Team	Points earned
{{gold1}}	{{beachsoccer|ESP}}	12
{{silver2}}	{{beachsoccer|POR}}	10
{{bronze3}}	{{beachsoccer|FRA}}	8
4	{{beachsoccer|ITA}}	6
5	{{beachsoccer|UKR}}	4
6	{{beachsoccer|POL}}	3
7	{{beachsoccer|GRE}}	2
8	{{beachsoccer|SUI}}	1

Stage 4

The fourth and final stage of Division A took place in Portimão, Portugal.

• Dates: QFs – 17 August, SFs – 18 August, Finals – 19 August

Results

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| QF-seed1= | QF-team1={{beachsoccer|POR}} | QF-score1=5
| QF-seed2= | QF-team2={{beachsoccer|GRE}} | QF-score2=1
| QF-seed3= | QF-team3={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | QF-score3=1
| QF-seed4= | QF-team4={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | QF-score4=3
| QF-seed5= | QF-team5={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | QF-score5=1
| QF-seed6= | QF-team6={{beachsoccer|POL}} | QF-score6=2
| QF-seed7= | QF-team7={{beachsoccer|ITA}} | QF-score7=3
| QF-seed8= | QF-team8={{beachsoccer|SUI}} | QF-score8=1
| SF-seed1= | SF-team1={{beachsoccer|POR}} | SF-score1=5
| SF-seed2= | SF-team2={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | SF-score2=1
| SF-seed3= | SF-team3={{beachsoccer|POL}} | SF-score3=3
| SF-seed4= | SF-team4={{beachsoccer|ITA}} | SF-score4=6
| consolation-seed1= | consolation-team1={{beachsoccer|GRE}} | consolation-score1=2
| consolation-seed2= | consolation-team2={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | consolation-score2=5
| consolation-seed3= | consolation-team3={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | consolation-score3=6
| consolation-seed4= | consolation-team4={{beachsoccer|SUI}} | consolation-score4=2
| final-seed1= | final-team1={{beachsoccer|POR}} | final-score1=3
| final-seed2= | final-team2={{beachsoccer|ITA}} | final-score2=2
| third-seed1= | third-team1={{beachsoccer|UKR}} | third-score1=8
| third-seed2= | third-team2={{beachsoccer|POL}} | third-score2=6
| fifth-seed1= | fifth-team1={{beachsoccer|FRA}} | fifth-score1=3
| fifth-seed2= | fifth-team2={{beachsoccer|ESP}} | fifth-score2=8
| seventh-seed1= | seventh-team1={{beachsoccer|GRE}}| seventh-score1=2
| seventh-seed2= | seventh-team2={{beachsoccer|SUI}} | seventh-score2=6
|seventh=7th place match
}}

Final standings

Rank	Team	Points earned
{{gold1}}	{{beachsoccer|POR}}	12
{{silver2}}	{{beachsoccer|ITA}}	10
{{bronze3}}	{{beachsoccer|UKR}}	8
4	{{beachsoccer|POL}}	6
5	{{beachsoccer|ESP}}	4
6	{{beachsoccer|FRA}}	3
7	{{beachsoccer|SUI}}	2
8	{{beachsoccer|GRE}}	1

Final Division A table

Following the completion of all four stages, the final Division A table was drawn up. The top six nations qualified for the Superfinal.

{{Tooltip|Pos|Position	Match stats										Points earned per stage				Total points		Qualification
	Team	{{Tooltip|Pld|Played	{{Tooltip|W|Wins	{{Tooltip|W+|Wins after extra time	{{Tooltip|L|Lost	{{Tooltip|GF|Goals for	{{Tooltip|GA|Goals against	{{Tooltip|GD|Goal difference	{{Tooltip|Pts|Points		Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3	Stage 4
1	{{beachsoccer|POR}}	12	8	0	4	52	30	+22	24		8	3	10	12	33		Advance to Superfinal
2	{{beachsoccer|ESP}}	12	8	0	4	52	35	+17	24		3	10	12	4	29
3	{{beachsoccer|ITA}}	12	3	3	6	42	45	–3	15		12	1	6	10	29
4	{{beachsoccer|UKR}}	12	6	1	5	41	39	+2	20		10	6	4	8	28
5	{{beachsoccer|POL}}	12	5	1	6	51	53	–2	17		2	12	3	6	23
6	{{beachsoccer|FRA}}	12	7	0	5	45	39	+6	21		4	4	8	3	19
7	{{beachsoccer|GRE}}	12	0	3	9	27	53	–26	6		1	8	2	1	12
8	{{beachsoccer|SUI}}	12	2	1	9	41	57	–16	8		6	2	1	2	11

Superfinal

The Superfinal took place at the Plages du Prado, Marsielle, France.

For the first time, the Superfinal was not played as a knockout tournament. Instead, the Superfinal was organised as a multi-stage tournament; starting with a group stage, the six qualified nations were split into two groups of three, playing in a round robin format. The top two from each group advanced to the semi-finals from which point on the Superfinal was played as a knockout tournament until the winner of the 2006 EBSL was crowned, with an additional match to determine third place.

The semifinalists secured qualification to the 2006 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup.

Group stage

Group A

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{{Tooltip|Pos|Position	Team	{{Tooltip|Pld|Played	{{Tooltip|W|Wins	{{Tooltip|W+|Wins after extra time	{{Tooltip|L|Lost	{{Tooltip|GF|Goals for	{{Tooltip|GA|Goals against	{{Tooltip|GD|Goal difference	{{Tooltip|Pts|Points	Notes
1	{{Beachsoccer|POR}}	2	1	1	0	9	7	+2	5	Advance to the knockout stage
2	{{Beachsoccer|ITA}}	2	1	0	1	12	11	+1	3
3	{{Beachsoccer|FRA}}	2	0	0	2	6	9	−3	0

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Results
22 August 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|POR}}	6–6 {{aet}} 1–0 (pens.)	ITA}}
23 August 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|FRA}}	5–6	ITA}}
24 August 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|FRA}}	1–3	POR}}

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Group B

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{{Tooltip|Pos|Position	Team	{{Tooltip|Pld|Played	{{Tooltip|W|Wins	{{Tooltip|W+|Wins after extra time	{{Tooltip|L|Lost	{{Tooltip|GF|Goals for	{{Tooltip|GA|Goals against	{{Tooltip|GD|Goal difference	{{Tooltip|Pts|Points	Notes
1	{{Beachsoccer|ESP}}	2	2	0	0	10	7	+3	6	Advance to the knockout stage
2	{{Beachsoccer|POL}}	2	0	1	1	7	8	−1	2
3	{{Beachsoccer|UKR}}	2	0	0	2	7	9	−2	0

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Results
22 August 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|ESP}}	5–4	UKR}}
23 August 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|UKR}}	3–4 {{aet}}	POL}}
24 August 2006	{{beachsoccer-rt|ESP}}	5–3	POL}}

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Knockout stage

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|26 August 2006|{{Beachsoccer|ESP}}|5|{{Beachsoccer|ITA}}|3
|27 August 2006|{{Beachsoccer|POR}}|2|{{Beachsoccer|ESP}}|4
|27 August 2006|{{Beachsoccer|POL}} {{pso}}|2 (2)|{{Beachsoccer|ITA}}|2 (1)
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Semi-finals

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Third place play-off

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|aet=yes
|penaltyscore=2–1
|report = [https://web.archive.org/web/20070914095401/http://www.beachsoccerlnd.com/dettaglio_news.asp?id_news=409 Report]
|team2 = {{Beachsoccer|ITA}}
|goals1 = Kuhciak {{goal}}{{goal}}
|goals2={{goal}} Pasquali
{{goal}} Tresoldi
|stadium = Plages du Prado, Marsielle
|attendance =
|referee=
|penalties1=Wydmuszek {{pengoal}}
Polakowski {{pengoal}}
|penalties2={{pengoal}} Pasquali
{{penmiss}} Tresoldi
}}

Final

{{football box
|date = 27 August 2006
|time =
|team1 = {{Beachsoccer-rt|POR}}
|score = 2–4
|report = [https://www.fifa.com/beachsoccerworldcup/news/y=2006/m=8/news=spain-back-among-the-best-105669.html Report]
|team2 = {{Beachsoccer|ESP}}
|goals1 = Madjer {{goal}}{{goal}}
|goals2={{goal}}{{goal}} Amarelle
{{goal}}{{goal}} Nico
|stadium = Plages du Prado, Marsielle
|attendance =
|referee=
}}{{winners|beachsoccer|2006 Euro Beach Soccer League
Champions|Spain|Fifth}}

Superfinal final standings

{{Tooltip|Pos|Position	Team	Notes	Qualification
1	{{beachsoccer|ESP}}	EBSL Champions	Qualified to 2006 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup
2	{{beachsoccer|POR}}	Runners-up
3	{{beachsoccer|POL}}	Third place
4	{{beachsoccer|ITA}}
5	{{beachsoccer|UKR}}
6	{{beachsoccer|FRA}}

Last chance bracket

{{main|2006 Euro Beach Soccer League – Last chance bracket}}

European nations were granted five berths at the 2006 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup. As Superfinal semifinalists, Portugal, Spain, Poland and Italy successfully claimed four of these spots. This meant one berth was yet to be filled. This berth was contested in a final round of the 2006 EBSL, independent from the normal proceedings of the league, known as the Last chance bracket.^[5] Played as a knockout tournament, parallel to the staging of the Superfinal, France won the event and claimed the final World Cup spot.

Sources

• Roonba
• RSSSF

{{Euro Beach Soccer League}}{{International Beach Soccer}}