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Qualifying-Week 2 of the FIFAe Nations League - eFootball™ Console comes to an end, with only one week left for nations to secure their spots.
The third qualification week will determine the final qualifications for the FIFAe Continental Championships.
Poland, Indonesia, Madagascar, Jordan, Mexico & Brazil win regional knockouts.
The FIFAe Nations League – eFootball™ Console concludes the Qualifying-Week 2 with favourites making it to the winning positions, incredible upsets and just an overall action-filled set of matches. Brazil continues its dominance over the South American region, while Poland, Indonesia, Madagascar, Jordan and Mexico make their way as winners of the week.
Here are the highlights of Qualifying-Week 2 (12-14 May):
The continent delivers its most compelling week yet, with a new name rising to the top and the qualification picture becoming ever more complex.
Madagascar and its representatives JZRayan30 and Brg_RobertoSK are the story of the week, having won in a final against Senegal.
The Malagasy are now on the top of the consistency ranking after resulting the runner-ups in Qualifying-Week 1 and the winners in this second run.
Morocco remain firm on the top, with nasty_housni and hasnaoui steady performances across every stage keeping them safe.
Senegal’s Momojuve and mmd9th continue to build momentum, pushing hard to close the gap on the top two.
Nigeria keeping their FIFAe Continental Championship hopes firmly alive heading into the final week.
The region continues to prove itself one of the most competitive regions in the world, with Indonesia and Japan setting the pace. But nothing is close to settled.
Indonesia, former FIFAe World Champions, back at the top, making full use of their squad with akbarpaudie, SHNKS-Elga, Zeus_Rommy and Bluefin_Rafiqi and getting back at Japan’s UDI- and Takaki during the Knockouts Final.
Indonesia and Japan sit comfortably at the top of the Consistency table, but the race for pass-on slots 4 and 5 remains wide open, and a surprise FIFAe Continental Championship qualification from this region looks well within reach.
The battle for victory continues with the top of the table shifting week by week and the FIFAe Continental Championship qualification still very much up for grabs.
Jordan rises to the top of the consistency ranking with Saif Alhacker & Ghaith_Farhat on a dominant spree.
Jordan and Syria establish themselves as the region's standout sides, sitting comfortably clear at the summit, with 5 points separating them at this moment.
Saudi Arabia’s figo94x and Goat_Iniesta carried a strong performance on Week 2, along with another rising nation: Lebanon
A third qualification spot for the FIFAe Continental Championship is up for the grabs: will a favorite reach out for the last qualification spot? Or will an underdog change the game?
The European continent remains the most contested region so far, with three established powers reasserting themselves. Meanwhile, other nations refuse to give up in the run.
Poland’s Ostrybuch and Zilo, the current FIFAe World Champions, reclaimed the throne of Europe on Week 2.
Poland, France and Italy stay strong at the top, building what look like commanding leads in the race for the FIFAe Continental Championship spots.
Greece finds themselves at fourth place with a stellar performance from Aris_pap and Marios_Pap06 at the Knockouts Finals.
Besides Greece and Türkiye, who remain in fourth and fifth position respectively, seven nations are separated by just 20 consistency points: Serbia, Israel, Montenegro, Netherlands, England, Georgia and Portugal – all of them in contention for qualification.
Defined by its depth, North & Central American region sees an ongoing race to the top of the table with two consistent nations: Panama and Mexico.
After Panama’s victory in the first week, Mexico goes back on top after getting revenge at the Knockouts Final.
The top six is beginning to take shape with Trinidad and Tobago, Puerto Rico, Honduras and Costa Rica in comfortable positions on the consistency ranking.
With Qualifying-Week 3 still to come, the door remains open for an underdog to force their way into FIFAe Continental Championship contention.
South America has a familiar leader, but other nations are still fighting and showing strong stances.
Brazil’s JVictor and Henrykinho continue their iron grip on South America, dropping just one game all tournament and looking virtually unstoppable.
Venezuela has the comeback story of the week, bouncing back from a difficult Week 1 to make a stunning run to the Final with YaorStrong07, Geremias1012, JAFA23 and AndresMiro23.
Argentina and Peru setting themselves up in the consistency ranking, by reaching the semi-finals of Qualifying-Week 2 Knockouts Final.
The FIFAe Nations League 2026 is where the journey begins. Nations are assembling their finest talent, chasing Continental Championship qualification and, ultimately, a place on the grandest stage of all: the FIFAe World Cup 2026™.
Should a team secure direct qualification through a Week 3 knockouts win while also holding a consistency ranking slot, that spot passes down to the next team in line. Meaning: every point, every game and every result counts.
The FIFAe Nations League: eFootball™ Console Qualifying-Week 3 will be played on 30 June–2 July. Follow it here.
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