Season 6's final night kicks off with Blanco and Verde battling for third place — and while the championship is decided in the later game, this one carries weight of its own. Blanco comes in looking to bounce back after a tough 5-2 semifinal loss to Negro, while Verde gets a chance to close the edition on a high note after a fourth-place regular season finish. With teams now carrying over into future editions, how you finish matters — and neither squad wants to end their season with a loss.

Blanco has the deeper stat sheet — 28.5 shots per game, six different players with three or more points, and an offense that put up six goals against Azul just two weeks ago. Fermin Javier leads the way with 7 points and 52 career goals across five editions, and Andrés Mata enters the night just one goal from 25 career goals and three points from 50 career points — milestones that would cap a strong edition. Antonio Zamora has been Blanco's quiet engine all season with a team-leading four assists, and Phillipe Nadeau sits one point from the 10-career-point mark. In net, Mateo Guzman (88.8% SV%) has been one of the edition's steadiest goalies and will look to finish the year strong.

Verde may have finished fourth, but they've actually owned this head-to-head matchup all edition — winning 3-1 and drawing 1-1 in two regular season meetings. Adrián Contreras has been Verde's heartbeat with 8 points and 62 career points across five editions, and sits just two assists from 25 career assists. David Campos is one point from 25 career points, and the entire Verde roster will be playing loose with nothing to lose and everything to enjoy. Emmanuel Santiago has posted the edition's best save percentage at 91.7% and has been one of the most consistent goalies in Sunday Night all season — he'll give Verde every chance to make it a competitive night.

Bragging rights, personal milestones, and the chance to carry momentum into next edition — it all adds up to a game worth showing up for.