2024 FIFAe World Cup featuring Football Manager

2024 FIFAe World Cup of Football Manager
Tournament details
Country	England
Dates	29 August—1 September 2024
Teams	20
Final positions
Champions	Indonesia (Ichsan Taufiq, Manager - Manar Hidayat, Assistant)
Runner-up	Germany (Sven Golly, Manager - Terry Whenett, Assistant)
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Last updated October 24, 2024

The 2024 FIFAe World Cup of Football Manager was part of the 18th edition of the FIFAe World Cup (formerly the FIFA Interactive World Cup and FIFA eWorld Cup), and the first tournament to be played on Football Manager, specifically Football Manager 2024. The tournament was held between 29 August and 1 September in Liverpool, England.^[1] 20 managers representing 19 FIFA members took part, competing for a US$100,000 prize pool.^[2]

Format

The tournament will be separated into a group stage and a final Fantasy Draft knockout stage. The 20 participants will be split into four groups of five, with each player managing the same club in their group through three in-game seasons. Players will be ranked based on league position, cup progress, and managerial ratings. Clubs will be set up identically to ensure equal playing conditions.

The four group winners will compete in a Fantasy Draft knockout competition, with the semi-finals and finals being played over two aggregate legs. The four semi-finalists are given US$274 million to draft a 25-player squad from a 2,500-player pool.^[3]

Points distribution (group stage)

League - 50 points for win, lower points are scored the further down a team is
- For example, 1st place earns 50 points, 2nd earns 40 points
Cups - 2 points for winning individual rounds, 5 points for winning the final
Continental competitions - 5 points for advancing in the primary competition, 3 for advancing in the secondary competition
- For winning, 15 points for the primary competition, 10 points for the secondary competition

Managerial rating - 10 points for an A, 8 for a B, 6 for a C
Challenge of the Day - Each manager is assigned a challenge to complete for each of the three days; 5 points for completion

Background

Football Manager was announced as one of the two games that would be played at the FIFAe World Cup, alongside Rocket League,^[4] after the FIFA game series by EA Sports was removed.^[5] Arsène Wenger, former Arsenal manager, supported the project as an ambassador for the event.^[6]

Qualification

Each of the 19 invited confederations will host their own qualifying tournaments or to determine their representative or internally invite a player. Players who lived the invited countries can sign up to participate on the official FIFA esports website.^[7]^[8] The All India Football Federation hosted their qualification tournament on 21 July 2024.^[9] 9 other federations held their own online qualifiers, while the rest selected their entrants internally; federations with qualifiers could choose the next-best players if their winners couldn't travel to Liverpool. The official list, including assistant managers, was revealed on 17 August.

Federation	Qualifying Tournament	Player
The FA (hosts)	Internal selection	Jack Peachman (WorkTheSpace) Assistant: Tom Kelsey (TomFM)
The FA (hosts)	Internal selection	Arron Falloon (RDF_Tactics) Assistant: Matt Mullen (SecondYellowCard)
RBFA	2024 Domestic Qualification Event - Belgium^[10]	Jean-François Leclercq (jfrscl) Assistant: Michaël Vanderheyden (Michaeleke)
FFF	Internal selection	Florian Gripon Assistant: Joël Digbeu
DFB	2024 Domestic Qualifier Event - Germany^[11]	Sven Golly (Svonn) Assistant: Terry Whenett (FMZweierkette)
AIFF	2024 Domestic Qualification Event - India^[12]	Nirjhar Mitra (jocse02) Assistant: Aadit Mehta (MaNamesJeff)
PSSI	2024 Domestic Qualifier Event - Indonesia^[13]	Ichsan Taufiq (Miracle) Assistant: Manar Hidayat (wednesday)
KFA	Internal selection	Jay Ryung-huh (MU013) Assistant: Yeon Deok-hwang (awesomejuanito)
LFF	Internal selection	Aivaras Nekliuda (aivaras.n) Assistant: Justinas Butkevicius (Wigo15)
FAM	Internal selection	Noor Muhammad Kamaruddin (Matt-K) Assistant: Muhammad Naqsyabandi Bin Absah (aysqan)
KNVB	Internal selection^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Rowan van Leeuwen (SirRowanXIV) Assistant: Renzo Oemrawsingh (Renzo)
NFF	Internal selection	Mats Andre Breesth (RandomNorwegian) Assistant: Matsemaen Jellestad
FPF	Internal selection^{[lower-alpha 2]}	Roberto Milla (crmilla2094) Assistant: Juan Diego De La Piedra (jdlpgl)
PZPN	2024 Domestic Qualification Event Poland^{[lower-alpha 3]}^[16]	Patryk Zamirski (patrik) Assistant: Michał Morka (morazz)
FPF	Internal selection^{[lower-alpha 4]}	Daniel Almeida (Lica) Assistant: Francisco Cruz (FranciscoCruz)
SAFF	Internal selection	Mohanned Alem (DiamondSnake) Assistant: Nawaf Alhazmi (kingnaawaf)
SAFA	2024 Domestic Qualifier Event South Africa^[18]	Enzo Bento (Enzo) Assistant: Tanweer Fakie (KingTaf19)
RFEF	Internal selection	José Manuel Muñoz Sánchez (JoseLock08) Assistant: Manuel Gómez (HanLolo)
ASF-SFV	Internal selection	Yannick Hauser (jayjay103000) Assistant: Nico Gasser (santilibran)
TFF	2024 Domestic Qualification Event Türkiye^[19]	Cafer Arslan (cfrarsln25) Assistant: Emre Öztürk (Fmanaliz)

Group stage

Group A (Yokohama F. Marinos)

Rank	Manager	Season 1 score	Season 2 score	Season 3 score	Total score	Qualification
1	Sven Golly	129	136	160	425	Qualified for the knockout stage
2	Cafer Arslan	124	136	139	399	Eliminated from the tournament
3	Jean-François Leclercq	117	121	138	376
4	Mats André Breesth	104	136	132	372
5	Mohanned Alem	105	106	103	314

Detailed results

Mats André Breesth

Season	J1 League position	Emperor's Cup result	J.League Cup result	Japanese Super Cup results	AFC competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (11 points) 6 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Lost (0 points)	Finalist in Champions League (20 points)	B (8 points)	104 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Champions League winners (40 points) 25 points for round advancements, 15 points for winning Final	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	136 points
3	1st (50 points)

Cafer Arslan

Season	J1 League position	Emperor's Cup result	J.League Cup result	Japanese Super Cup results	AFC competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (11 points) 6 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Champions League winners (35 points) 20 points for round advancements, 15 points for winning Final	B (8 points)	124 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Champions League winners (40 points) 25 points for round advancements, 15 points for winning Final	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	136 points
3	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)		B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Mohanned Alem

Season	J1 League position	Emperor's Cup result	J.League Cup result	Japanese Super Cup results	AFC competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in third round (2 points)	Eliminated in the group stage (0 points)	Won (5 points)	Champions League winners (35 points) 20 points for round advancements, 15 points for winning Final	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	106 points
2	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in second round (0 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Finalist in Champions League (25 points)	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	106 points
3	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Eliminated in the semi-finals (6 points)	Won (5 points)		B (8 points)

Sven Golly

Season	J1 League position	Emperor's Cup result	J.League Cup result	Japanese Super Cup results	AFC competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (11 points) 6 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Champions League winners (35 points) 20 points for round advancements, 15 points for winning Final	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	129 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Champions League winners (40 points) 25 points for round advancements, 15 points for winning Final	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	136 points
3	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)		A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Jean-François Leclercq

Season	J1 League position	Emperor's Cup result	J.League Cup result	Japanese Super Cup results	AFC competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Semi-final loss (4 points)	Lost (0 points)	Champions League winners (35 points) 20 points for round advancements, 15 points for winning Final	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	117 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Finalist in Champions League (25 points)	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	121 points
3	1st (50 points)	Semi-final loss (8 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win			B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Group B (Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.)

Rank	Manager	Season 1 score	Season 2 score	Season 3 score	Total score	Qualification
1	Enzo Bento	77	118	138	333	Qualified for the knockout stage
2	Rowan van Leeuwen	81	90	118	289	Eliminated from the tournament
3	José Manuel Muñoz Sánchez	67	108	113	288
4	Daniel Almeida	65	107	89	261
5	Jay Ryung-huh	67	87	101	255

Detailed results

Daniel Almeida

Season	Premier League position	FA Cup result	EFL Cup result	Community Shield result	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	5th (34 points)	Eliminated in fifth round (4 points)	Eliminatedin third round (0 points)	Did not qualify (0 points)	Semi-final loss in Europa League (12 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	65 points
2	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in fifth round (4 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Did not qualify (0 points)	Semi-final loss in Champions League (25 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	107 points
3	4th (36 points)		Eliminatedin third round (0 points)	Winners (5 points)		B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Rowan van Leeuwen

Season	Premier League position	FA Cup result	EFL Cup result	Community Shield result	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	4th (36 points)	Eliminated in fourth round (2 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Did not qualify (0 points)	Round of 16 loss in Europa League (6 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	81 points
2	2nd (40 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Eliminatedin third round (0 points)	Did not qualify (0 points)	Quarter-final loss in Champions League (20 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	90 points
3	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (5 points)	Quarter-final loss in Champions League (20 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	118 points

Enzo Bento

Season	Premier League position	FA Cup result	EFL Cup result	Community Shield result	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	2nd (40 points)	Eliminated in third round (0 points)	Eliminated in semi-finals (6 points)	Did not qualify (0 points)	Semi-final loss in Europa League (12 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	77 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Did not qualify (0 points)	Semi-final loss in Champions League (25 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	118 points
3	1st (50 points)					A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Jay Ryung-huh

Season	Premier League position	FA Cup result	EFL Cup result	Community Shield result	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	6th (30 points)	Eliminated in fifth round (4 points)	Eliminated in semi-finals (6 points)	Did not qualify (0 points)	Semi-final loss in Europa League (12 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	67 points
2	3rd (36 points)	Runners-up (10 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Did not qualify (0 points)	Semi-final loss in Europa League (15 points)	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	87 points
3	1st (50 points)					A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

José Manuel Muñoz Sánchez

Season	Premier League position	FA Cup result	EFL Cup result	Community Shield result	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	6th (30 points)	Eliminated in fourth round (2 points)	Runners-up (8 points)	Did not qualify (0 points)	Semi-final loss in Europa League (12 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	67 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 for round wins, 5 for overall win	Eliminated in the third round (0 points)	Did not qualify (0 points)	Europa League winners (28 points) 18 points for round wins, 10 for overall win	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	108 points
3	2nd (40 points)			Winners (5 points)	Runners-up in Super Cup (0 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Group C (Sporting CP)

Rank	Manager	Season 1 score	Season 2 score	Season 3 score	Total score	Qualification
1	Ichsan Taufiq	107	129	128	364	Qualified for the knockout stage
2	Patryk Zamirski	97	109	132	343	Eliminated from the tournament
3	Florian Gripon	80	132	119	331
4	Jack Peachman	79	107	109	295
5	Nirjhar Mitra	75	91	97	265

Detailed results

Patryk Zamirski

Season	Primeira Liga position	Taça de Portugal result	Taça da Liga result	Supertaça results	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Did not qualify (0 points)	Runners-up in Europa League (15 points)	B (8 points)	97 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (5 points)	Round of 16 loss in Champions League (15 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	109 points
3	1st (50 points)				Champions League winners (45 points) 30 for round advancements, 15 for overall win	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Florian Gripon

Season	Primeira Liga position	Taça de Portugal result	Taça da Liga result	Supertaça results	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in fourth round (2 points)	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Did not qualify (0 points)	Round of 16 loss in Europa League (6 points)	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	80 points
2	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in the semi-finals (8 points)	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (5 points)	Champions League winners (45 points) 30 for round advancements, 15 for overall win	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	132 points
3	1st (50 points)				Super Cup winners (5 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Ichsan Taufiq

Season	Primeira Liga position	Taça de Portugal result	Taça da Liga result	Supertaça results	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Did not qualify (0 points)	Europa League winners (25 points) 15 points for round wins, 10 for overall win	B (8 points)	107 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (5 points)	Super Cupwinners (5 points) Runners-up in Champions League (30 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	129 points
3	1st (50 points)		Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win		Champions League winners (45 points) 30 for round advancements, 15 for overall win	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Jack Peachman

Season	Primeira Liga position	Taça de Portugal result	Taça da Liga result	Supertaça results	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in the quarter-finals (6 points	Runners-up (4 points)	Did not qualify (0 points)	Round of 16 loss in Europa League (6 points) 1st in group	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	79 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (5 points)	Round of 16 loss in Champions League (15 points)	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	107 points
3	1st (50 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (5 points)		A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Nirjhar Mitra

Season	Primeira Liga position	Taça de Portugal result	Taça da Liga result	Supertaça results	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in the fourth round (2 points)	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Did not qualify (0 points)	Round of 16 loss in Europa League (6 points) 1st in group	B (8 points)	75 points
2	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in fourth round (2 points)	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Runners-up (0 points)	Round of 16 loss in Champions League (15 points)	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	91 points
3	2nd (40 points)	Winners (15 points) 10 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (9 points) 4 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Winners (5 points)	Round of 16 loss in Champions League (15 points)	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	97 points

Group D (GNK Dinamo Zagreb)

Rank	Manager	Season 1 score	Season 2 score	Season 3 score	Total score	Qualification
1	Arron Falloon	79	93	108	280	Qualified for the knockout stage
2	Noor Muhammad Kamaruddin	85	86	98	269	Eliminated from the tournament
3	Aivaras Nekliuda	85	84	96	265
4	Roberto Milla	88	77	90	255
5	Yannick Hauser	57	75	71	203

Detailed results

Yannick Hauser

Season	HNL position	Hrvatski Kup result	Super Cup result	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	2nd (40 points)	Eliminated in the semi-finals (6 points)	Lost (0 points)	4th in group stage of Champions League (5 points) Points earned from winning in the play-off round	C (6 points)	57 points
2	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in the semi-finals (6 points)	Lost (0 points)	Round of 16 loss in Conference League (6 points) 3 points by qualifying from Europa League	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	75 points
3	2nd (40 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 points for round wins, 5 for overall win			B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Roberto Milla

Season	HNL position	Hrvatski Kup result	Super Cup result	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	4th in group stage of Champions League (5 points) Points earned from winning in the play-off round	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	88 points
2	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in the second round (2 points)	Lost (0 points)	Knock-out playoff round loss in Champions League (10 points) 5 from qualifying for the Champions League	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	77 points
3	1st (50 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Round of 16 loss in Europa League (9 points) 3 points via qualifying from the Champions League	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	90 points

Aivaras Nekliuda

Season	HNL position	Hrvatski Kup result	Super Cup result	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Lost (0 points)	Round of 16 loss in Europa League (9 points) 3 points from entering via the Champions League6 from round advancements	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	85 points
2	1st (50 points)	Eliminated in the semi-finals (6 points)	Lost (0 points)	Round of 16 loss in Champions League (15 points) 5 from qualifying for the Champions League	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	84 points
3	1st (50 points)				B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Noor Muhammad Kamaruddin

Season	HNL position	Hrvatski Kup result	Super Cup result	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Round of 16 loss in Europa League (9 points) 3 points from entering via the Champions League6 from round advancements	B (8 points)	85 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Knock-out playoff round loss in Champions League (10 points) 5 from qualifying for the Champions League	B (8 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	86 points
3	1st (50 points)				A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Arron Falloon

Season	HNL position	Hrvatski Kup result	Super Cup result	UEFA competition result	Managerial rating	Season score
1	1st (50 points)	Eliminatedin thequarter-finals (4 points)	Won (5 points)	Quarter-final loss in Europa League (12 points) 3 points from entering via the Champions League9 from round advancements	B (8 points)	79 points
2	1st (50 points)	Winners (13 points) 8 points for round wins, 5 for overall win	Won (5 points)	Knock-out playoff round loss in Champions League (10 points) 5 from qualifying for the Champions League	A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)	93 points
3	1st (50 points)				A (10 points) Challenge of Day completed (5 points)

Knockout stage

All start times are listed in British Summer Time (BST, GMT).


Semifinals				Final

1 September, 13:00

Aaron Falloon	2	1	3
				1 September, 16:00
Ichsan Taufiq	2	3	5
				Ichsan Taufiq	3	5	8
1 September, 13:30
				Sven Golly	0	2	2
Sven Golly	4	1	5

Enzo Bento	0	1	1

Semifinals

1 September 2024

13:00

Aaron Falloon	2–2	Ichsan Taufiq
Conceição 12' Emegha 82'		Insigne 5' Seiwald 53'

1 September 2024

14:00

Ichsan Taufiq	3–1	Aaron Falloon
Simons 8' Füllkrug 53', 86'		Alba 70'

Ichsan Taufiq won 5–3 on aggregate.

1 September 2024

13:30

Sven Golly	4–0	Enzo Bento
Tah 26' Kossounou 42' Kolo Muani 45' Kouamé 46'

1 September 2024

14:30

Enzo Bento	1–1	Sven Golly
M. Thuram 46'		Kolo Muani 58'

Sven Golly won 5–1 on aggregate.

Final

1 September 2024

16:00

Sven Golly	0–3	Ichsan Taufiq
		Lookman 5' Füllkrug 19' Seiwald 69'

1 September 2024

16:30

Ichsan Taufiq	5–2	Sven Golly
Politano 16' Simons 20' Füllkrug 66', 85' Grimaldo 90'		Moffi 50' Giannoulis 52'

Ichsan Taufiq won 8–2 on aggregate.

Notes

↑ A Domestic Qualifier Event featuring two groups was held for the Netherlands, but neither winner (ImNotMini or Hadoska) was selected. The Group B runner-up was selected to be manager instead.^[14]
↑ A Domestic Qualifier Event was held for Peru, but the winner, quisPepHuardiola, wasn't selected. The third-place player was selected to be manager instead.^[15]
↑ For Poland, two qualifying groups were held. One group winner became the manager, while the other became the assistant manager.
↑ A Domestic Qualifier Event was held for Portugal, but the winner, LinkinCity_PDQAI, wasn't selected. The runner-up was selected to be manager instead.^[17]

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The Gambia national football team represents the Gambia in men's international football and is controlled by the Gambia Football Federation. Until 1965, the team and the country were known as British Gambia. The team has never qualified for the World Cup. In 2021, Gambia qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations finals for the first time in history. The team represents both FIFA and Confederation of African Football (CAF).

The Lesotho national football team, also known as LNFT, represents Lesotho in men's international association football and is governed by the Lesotho Football Association.

The Djibouti national football team, nicknamed the "Riverains de la Mer Rouge", is the national football team of Djibouti. It is controlled by the Djiboutian Football Federation and is a member of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the Union of Arab Football Associations (UAFA). The Djibouti national football team's first win in a full FIFA-sanctioned international match was a 1–0 win vs. Somalia in the first round of the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification.

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The 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification was a series of tournaments organised by the six FIFA confederations. The 2014 FIFA World Cup featured 32 teams, with one place reserved for the host nation, Brazil. The remaining 31 places were determined by a qualification process, in which the other 207 teams, from the six FIFA confederations, competed. Most of the successful teams were determined within these confederations, with a limited number of inter-confederation play-offs occurring at the end of the process.

The 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification process was a series of tournaments organised by the six FIFA confederations to decide 31 of the 32 teams which would play in the 2018 FIFA World Cup, with Russia qualifying automatically as hosts. All 210 remaining FIFA member associations were eligible to enter the qualifying process, and for the first time in World Cup history, all eligible national teams registered for the preliminary competition, but Zimbabwe and Indonesia were disqualified before playing their first matches. Bhutan, South Sudan, Gibraltar and Kosovo made their FIFA World Cup qualification debuts, while Myanmar participated after successfully appealing against a ban from the competition, although the team was obliged to play its home matches outside the country.

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification will decide the teams that will join hosts Canada, Mexico, and the United States at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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[15] A Domestic Qualifier Event featuring two groups was held for the Netherlands, but neither winner (ImNotMini or Hadoska) was selected. The Group B runner-up was selected to be manager instead.^[14]

[17] A Domestic Qualifier Event was held for Peru, but the winner, quisPepHuardiola, wasn't selected. The third-place player was selected to be manager instead.^[15]

[18] For Poland, two qualifying groups were held. One group winner became the manager, while the other became the assistant manager.

[21] A Domestic Qualifier Event was held for Portugal, but the winner, LinkinCity_PDQAI, wasn't selected. The runner-up was selected to be manager instead.^[17]

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[ESPN-2] "FIFA to host Football Manager World Cup for $100k prize". ESPN. Reuters. Retrieved 23 July 2024.

[Format-3] "The format for the first-ever FIFAe World Cup featuring Football Manager". FIFAe. Retrieved 9 August 2024.

[4] Richman, Olivia. "Rocket League Joins the FIFAe World Cup". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved 23 July 2024.

[5] "FIFAe launches Football Manager FIFAe World Cup". Esports Insider. Retrieved 23 July 2024.

[6] Davey, Lee. "FIFA launch first ever 'World Cup' for Football Manager with prize money – and it's backed by Arsenal legend Arsene Wenger". talkSPORT. Retrieved 23 July 2024.

[7] "FIFAe and Sports Interactive launch the 1st Football Manager World Cup". iGaming Brazil. Retrieved 23 July 2024.

[8] "How the first-ever FIFAe World Cup featuring Football Manager will be played". FIFAe. Retrieved 9 August 2024.

[9] "AIFF registration open for FIFAe World Cup of Football Manager". Football Counter. Retrieved 23 July 2024.

[10] "Domestic Qualification Event - Belgium". FIFAe. Retrieved 23 July 2024.

[11] "Domestic Qualifier Event - Germany". FIFAe. Retrieved 10 August 2024.

[12] "Domestic Qualification Event - India". FIFAe. Retrieved 10 August 2024.

[13] "Domestic Qualifier Event - Indonesia". FIFAe. Retrieved 10 August 2024.

[14] "Domestic Qualifier Event - Netherlands". FIFAe. Retrieved 10 August 2024.

[16] "Domestic Qualifier Event - Peru". FIFAe. Retrieved 10 August 2024.

[19] "Domestic Qualification Event Poland". FIFAe. Retrieved 10 August 2024.

[20] "Domestic Qualification Event - Portugal". FIFAe. Retrieved 10 August 2024.

[22] "Domestic Qualifier Event South Africa". FIFAe. Retrieved 10 August 2024.

[23] "Domestic Qualification Event Türkiye". FIFAe. Retrieved 23 July 2024.

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2024 FIFAe World Cup featuring Football Manager

Contents

Format

Points distribution (group stage)

Background

Qualification

Group stage

Group A (Yokohama F. Marinos)

Detailed results

Group B (Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.)

Detailed results

Group C (Sporting CP)

Detailed results

Group D (GNK Dinamo Zagreb)

Detailed results

Knockout stage

Semifinals

Final

Notes

Related Research Articles

References