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Champions League

Indonesia tops eFootball Console group, secures Knockout spot

By 4AllFootball ·
Indonesia tops eFootball Console group, secures Knockout spot

In Kuala Lumpur, the eFootball Console Group Stage of the FIFAe Continental Championship 2026 wrapped up on Thursday, setting the Friday Knockout Stage line‑up, while the parallel Mobile Group Stage also concluded Thursday, determining its own cast for the same knockout action.

Console group stage concludes

The eFootball Console Group Stage of the FIFAe Continental Championship 2026, organized by the Asian Football Confederation, finished on Thursday in Kuala Lumpur. Its conclusion confirmed the teams that will compete in Friday’s Knockout Stage.

At the same time, the eFootball Mobile Group Stage of the same championship also ended on Thursday, determining a separate set of competitors for the Friday knockout round. Both formats now move forward to the same elimination weekend.

Thursday was a busy day for the AFC, which also completed the Group Stage Draw for the AFC Challenge League 2026/27 at its Kuala Lumpur headquarters. Earlier, Tuesday's AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27 League Stage Draw produced an outstanding set of fixtures. In club news, Al Qadsiah Club announced the capture of Dutch international Tijani Reijnders, while Aston Villa signed Japan goalkeeper Zion Suzuki.

The parallel conclusions of the console and mobile group stages illustrate the AFC’s commitment to a multi‑platform eFootball ecosystem, offering distinct pathways that converge on a single knockout weekend. Friday’s matches will therefore showcase the breadth of talent across both gaming formats.

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