Lauredià's second crown in three seasons ends Encamp's reign, fueled by intense preparation, family-like

Ranger’s has reclaimed the Viatges Pantours League title with a commanding 7-1 win over defending champions Sideco Encamp in Thursday evening’s playoff final at the Sant Julià pavilion.

The Lauredià team, which held a two-point advantage entering the match, overwhelmed their rivals with relentless pace and intensity, ending Encamp’s run as Andorran futsal’s dominant side. Captain Marc Ferré described the victory as confirmation of their season-long edge. “We have shown superiority over the other teams, especially in classification and points across the entire league,” he told Diari d’Andorra.

This marks Ranger’s second title in three seasons, both claimed in emphatic finals against Encamp. Coach Aitor García stressed the value of repetition. “Doing it once might seem like luck, but repeating it shows the work behind it,” he said.

Players attributed the success to rigorous preparation and strong team bonds. Marc Amat noted a year of intensive work and a major push on physical fitness, which helped maintain consistency. Ferré highlighted the squad’s family-like unity as a unique strength. “We are friends, we are family, and that’s something no other team can compete with,” he added.

The match packed the pavilion and drew extra viewers on Twitch, signaling rising popularity for the sport in Andorra. Ranger’s now heads to the UEFA Futsal Champions League preliminary round this summer. “We like challenges,” the players said from the dressing room, with Ferré adding pride in their dominance: “We have been superior to the rest of the teams and are very proud of what we have accomplished.”