• Group stage finishes with Spain, Indonesia, Netherlands, Malaysia, Türkiye, Brazil, Morocco and Portugal qualifying for the quarter finals in console.

• For mobile: Indonesia, India, Korea Republic, Japan, Malaysia, Morocco, Türkiye and Thailand go through and advance to quarter finals.

• Quarter Finals starting on 11 December, with only four nations from each competition qualifying for the semi finals.

The tension built up on Day 2 of the FIFAe World Cup featuring eFootball™ Console and FIFAe World Cup featuring eFootball™ Mobile respectively. Nations had to fight their way to stay in the top four of their group in their respective platforms, managing exciting upsets and building even more dominance from some of the players. Ultimately, the qualified nations per each competition are the following:

FIFAe World Cup featuring eFootball™ Console

From Group A

Spain, with M_Mestre_, FCB_THE_PALMA and PaUUU24 on the lead of the table.

Indonesia, with akbarpaudie, SHNKS-ELGA and BINONGBOYS

Netherlands, with Indominator, E_C_Oneill and Cooiman

Malaysia, with WPS AKEEM, JDT_HAIKAL and WPS HARIZ

From Group B

Türkiye with Mucahit21_, ArdaGolaaazooo and YUSA

Brazil with GuiFera99, STS_Jvictor and ThiagoAvare10

Morocco with Spaarta_996, hasnaoui and Neo_Guiza

Portugal, with AndreBBV94, clapped-by_mmv and DIFFSIDE_45

FIFAe World Cup featuring eFootball™ Mobile

From Group A

Indonesia with GARUDAFRANC

India with DaNiAL

Korea Republic with DK--DK

Japan with SHIGE.

From Group B

Malaysia with MINBAPPE

Morocco with AN10_Tienes

Türkiye with YUSA

Thailand with P14

Some of our favorite highlights

• Strong nations in both competitions. Malaysia, Morocco, Türkiye and Indonesia get representatives in both competitions

FIFAe World Cup featuring eFootball™ Console Day 2

• Netherlands’ uprise. The Netherlands started strong with a victory over Korea, setting them on a good path to qualify.

• India’s potential recovery.Poland and India drew, giving India what it seemed a crucial point, but ultimately India was out of this competition.

• Poland and France’s fall. Poland and France kept fighting sturdily for points throughout both days, with France even leading the table on Day 1.

• Malaysia’s upset. France and Poland had remarkable teamwork and had started the first day with the right food. However, Malaysia’s unexpected great performance on Day 2 led the Asian team to grab a spot in the top 4

• England’s fell short on wins. Although the team endured tough matches and gave a battle, England fell to the bottom of the table with 0 wins to account for.

• Spain’s incredible teamwork. Spain started slowy but steady, achieving the top of the table by Day 2 with incredible wins and accounting for only one defeat.

• Saudi Arabia tried their best to stay afloat. Saudi Arabia crushed Thailand 5-0, climbing the standings as Portugal and Argentina struggled for consistency. However, Japan and Portugal were able to surpass them in points as they couldn’t secure the needed wins.

• Portugal’s close qualification. Japan and Argentina’s thrilling 3-2 match, along with Argentina-Brazil’s 0-0 draw, kept the group tense. Portugal’s tight draw with Japan kept hopes alive. In a surprise twist, Portugal beat Brazil, knocking Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Argentina out.

FIFAe World Cup featuring eFootball™ Mobile Day 2

• Brazil falls by a very close margin. Brazil and Indonesia opened with dominant 5-1 and 3-0 wins, respectively. Unfortunately, the South Americans were left behind by goal differential against Japan.

• India “gave away” points on Day 2. India’s DaNiAL started slowly against Korea’s DK—DK, but previous points kept him in contention. Costa Rica’s upset over India left their fate hinging on the Japan-Costa Rica match, but were unable to achieve the necessary points to surpass the Japanese.

• Argentina’s unfortune. Argentina stunned Portugal 3-0, but Malaysia’s undefeated run put them atop the group. Argentina fell just short when Türkiye’s last-minute win over Poland eliminated them.

What’s next?

After Day 2, the knockout stage begins with quarter finals kicking off on Day 3 (11 December). Only four nations will continue to the semi finals on 12 December after a single elimination stage. Who will qualify for the semi finals? Stay tuned here on FIFA.GG

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