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India crowned inaugural eFootball Mobile champions
Kuala Lumpur: The FIFAe Continental Championship 2026 by AFC concluded on Saturday with India crowned the inaugural eFootball Mobile champions after edging Japan in the Final.
Thailand also secured their place at the FIFAe Finals 2026 after defeating Jordan in the 2nd Chance Final, joining finalists India and Japan on the global stage.

For Jordan, their campaign continued through the Intercontinental Playoffs, where they defeated New Zealand in straight games to reach the FIFAe Finals.

2nd Chance Final
Thailand v Jordan

Thailand and Jordan battled for the final available FIFAe Finals spot in a tightly contested 2nd Chance Final.
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In the first game, Thailand dominated the first half, keeping Jordan at bay, but neither side could break the deadlock, ending the game in a goalless draw.

The chances remained finely balanced into the second match, and was finally decided by a solitary goal from Thailand in the 68th minute.
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Jordan pushed for a response, but Thailand held firm to secure the victory and book their place at the FIFAe Finals 2026 alongside India and Japan.

Jordan will now face New Zealand in the Intercontinental Playoffs, with a place at the global Finals still within reach.

Final
Japan v India

The Final saw Group Stage leaders Japan go up against India for the inaugural eFootball Mobile title.
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India struck first in the opening match, finding the back of the net in the 37th minute. The South Asian side then produced a disciplined defensive display to protect their advantage until the final whistle, giving them a crucial lead heading into the second match.

Japan needed a response in the deciding encounter, but India remained obstinate in the defensive half.
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Neither side could find the breakthrough as the second match ended in a goalless draw, allowing India to preserve their advantage and complete a historic victory.

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