The competition, held in the City Council's Plenary Hall, brought together over 50 participants from various locations across Spain. Players competed in the senior and junior categories, solidifying Tavernes Blanques as a key meeting point for fans of this discipline.
Bottle cap football, federated for over two decades, retains the essence of the traditional game but adapted to a competitive and professional format, with official regulations and players.
During the event, the Tavernes Blanques City Council was represented by the Councilor Delegate for Public Spaces, Desamparados Navarro, and the Councilor Delegate for Brigades, Yolanda Sánchez, who highlighted institutional support for such sporting initiatives.
The success of this fourth edition encourages the Valencia Bottle Cap Football Club to prepare for the 2026/27 season, aiming to continue expanding the practice of this sport, which is accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds.
