FFMIC 2026 Fall Knockout Week 2 Day 3: Overall Standings and Highlights
Day 3 of the FFMIC 2026 Fall Knockout Week 2 took place on September 6, 2026, marking the conclusion of the second week of the tournament. The day featured intense competition as teams battled for a place in the Grand Finals and to avoid elimination from the competition.
Following the final results of Week 2, six teams successfully secured their spots in the Grand Finals with their consistent performances throughout the week. Meanwhile, the bottom 10 teams were moved forward to Week 3, giving them one final opportunity to fight for qualification.
With Week 2 now concluded, six Grand Finals spots have been filled. The remaining six places will be decided during the third and final week of the Knockout stage. Teams advancing to Week 3 will need to deliver strong performances across their matches to secure a spot in the Grand Finals and complete the final lineup.
TSG Pros emerged as the standout team on Day 3, finishing at the top of the standings with 112 points and one Booyah. The team delivered an impressive performance across six matches, securing 81 eliminations in total. TSG Pros saved their best performance for the final game of the day, where they produced a massive 43-point haul. Blood14 was the star performer, contributing 36 eliminations to the team's overall tally.
Team GodLike finished just behind TSG Pros in second place with 107 points and one Booyah. The team recorded 72 eliminations along with 35 placement points across its six matches. Marco led the team's attacking performance, finishing the day with an impressive 25 eliminations.
Day 3 leaderboard of FFMIC 2026 Fall Knockout Week 2
FFMIC 2026 Fall Knockout Week 2 Day 3 Points Table

TSG Pros topped the Day 3 standings with 112 points, narrowly finishing ahead of Team GodLike and Revenant XSpark, who both accumulated 107 points. NG Pros secured fourth place with 93 points, while S8UL Esports finished fifth with 90 points.
Rank | Team | Points |
|---|---|---|
1 | TSG Pros | 112 |
2 | Team GodLike | 107 |
3 | Revenant XSpark | 107 |
4 | NG Pros | 93 |
5 | S8UL Esports | 90 |
6 | Insane Power | 83 |
7 | Resurrection Esports | 81 |
8 | LR7 Esports | 80 |
9 | Clutza Esports | 71 |
10 | Nebula Esports | 62 |
11 | Black Flag Army | 61 |
12 | Rackers Esports | 44 |
Key takeaway: TSG Pros finished at the top, while Team GodLike and Revenant XSpark were separated only by the tiebreaker despite both ending the day on 107 points. Rackers Esports, meanwhile, finished at the bottom with 44 points.
Revenant XSpark narrowly missed out on securing a spot in the FFMIC Finals on Day 3, despite putting together a strong performance. The team finished third in the standings with 107 points, including an impressive 69 eliminations across their matches.
Their best performance came in the fourth game, where Revenant XSpark secured a Booyah and collected 31 points. Sohan was the standout player for the team, contributing 24 eliminations to their overall tally.
NG Pros finished fourth on Day 3 with 93 points and one Booyah. The team produced its best performance in the second match, where it secured a 27-point game.
S8UL Esports had a relatively average outing in the FFMIC Knockout Week 2, finishing fifth with 90 points, including 63 eliminations. Their star players Bunny and Troll contributed 20 and 19 eliminations, respectively.
Insane Power and Resurrection Esports finished sixth and seventh with 83 and 81 points, respectively. LR7 Esports claimed eighth place with 80 points, including 54 eliminations, while Clutza Esports finished ninth with 71 points.
Nebula Esports had an inconsistent Day 3, ending in 10th place with 62 points, despite securing a Booyah. Black Flag Army (BFA) and Rackers Esports occupied the bottom two positions with 61 and 44 points, respectively.
FFMIC 2026 Fall Knockout Week 3 Schedule and Qualification
Week 3 of the FFMIC Knockout is scheduled to take place from September 11 to 13, 2026. The bottom 10 teams from Day 3, along with the 17th- and 18th-placed teams from Week 1, will compete over three days for the remaining six spots in the Grand Finals.
With only six qualification spots available, Week 3 will be crucial for the participating teams as they look to secure their place in the tournament's final stage.
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