FFWS 2026 Global Finals Knockout Week 1 Day 1: Points table and summary

Day 1 of the FFWS 2026 Global Finals Knockout Week 1 was held on November 6, 2026. The squads in Group A played against the Group-B teams in six matches. Similarly, the teams in Group C faced those Group D in six matches. LOUD from Brazil ranked first in the overall standings with 124 points and two Booyahs when the day ended. Team Flash from Vietnam claimed a second-place finish with 123 points and one Booyah.

Popular Brazilian club Fluxo W7M earned third place with 122 points and one Booyah. P Esports from Vietnam also delivered impressive performances and grabbed the fourth spot with 121 points and three Booyahs after its six matches of the FFWS Global Finals Knockout. Defending champion Buriram United came fifth with 111 points and two Booyahs.

Day 1 leaderboard of FFWS 2026 Global Finals Knockout Week 1

Here is the overall points table at the end of Day 1:

1. LOUD – 124 points
2. Team Flash – 123 points
3. Fluxo W7M – 122 points
4. P Esports – 121 points
5. Buriram United Esports – 111 points
6. RRQ Kazu – 109 points
7. Bigetron by Vitality – 83 points
8. GOW – 82 points
9. All Gamers Global – 78 points
10. Stellar Esports – 78 points
11. ONIC Olympus – 75 points
12. Blue Cheese – 72 points
13. LOS – 71 points
14. LYON – 66 points
15. Team Apex Gaming – 64 points
16. XProject – 61 points
17. Team Infinity – 50 points
18. Horaa Esports – 49 points
19. Total Winner Esports – 37 points
20. TSG Pros – 34 points
21. Paradox Gaming – 32 points
22. Resurrection Esports – 29 points
23. Pirate Esports – 28 points
24. GunDynasty – 26 points

RRQ Kazu finished sixth with 109 points, including 67 eliminations. Bigetron by Vitality secured seventh position with 83 points. GOW and All Gamers were eighth and ninth with 82 and 78 points, respectively.

Stellar Esports ended up in 10th place with 78 points. ONIC was 11th with 75 points after its average run on Day 1 of the FFWS 2026 Global Finals Knockout. Blue Cheese ranked 12th with 72 points, closely followed by LOS with 71 points.

LYON, the World Cup 2026 winner, came 14th with 66 points. India’s Team Apex Gaming had an average run, finishing 15th with 64 points. XProject and Team Infinity was 16th and 17th with 61 and 50 points, respectively. Horaa from Nepal and Total Winner from Pakistan scored 49 and 37 points, respectively.

India’s TSG Pros struggled on Day 1 and ranked 20th with 34 points. Paradox claimed 21st place with 32 points. Resurrection from India saw a slow start to the FFWS 2026 Global Finals Knockout. The squad ended the in the 22nd spot with 29 points. Pirate and GunDynasty were in the bottom two with 28 and 26 points, respectively.

Edited by Soumyadyuti Ghosh