Free Fire World Cup 2024 Knockout: Overall standings, highlights, and qualified teams for finals
The Knockout Stage of the Free Fire World Cup 2024 concluded on July 12, 2024, with the top 12 teams reaching the next stages. The bottom six squads have been knocked out of the World Cup. Brazil’s LOUD Esports finished first with 221 points and 133 eliminations. The team delivered astounding performances throughout its 12 matches in the initial phase.
Thailand’s Buriram United, a renowned Free Fire lineup, finished only nine points behind in second place. The team amassed three Booyahs during its campaign. Team Falcons jumped to third place with 188 points after an impressive run on the third day. Sitting fourth, AG Global also displayed a string of great performances and accumulated 181 points.
Overall standings of Free Fire World Cup 2024 Knockout
The top 12 teams from this stage will now compete in the Points Rush as well as the Grand Finals. Here is the overall points table after the Knockout stage:
- LOUD - 221 points
- Buriram United - 213 points
- Team Falcons - 188: points
- AG Global - 181 points
- Evos Esports - 161 points
- RRQ Kazu - 158 points
- Twisted Minds - 142 points
- Team Solid - 135 points
- P Esports - 126 points
- Netshoes Miners - 112 points
- Gaimin Gladiators - 103 points
- Fluxo - 102 points
- All Glory Gaming - 102 points
- Reta Esports - 88 points
- Hotshot Esports - 80 points
- 19Esports - 70 points
- ONIC Olympus - 62 points
- Al Quadsiah Esports - 43 points
Evos Esports and RRQ RYU finished fifth and sixth with 161 and 158 points respectively. Right behind them, Twisted Minds from Thailand sat seventh with 141 points. Team Solid clinched eighth with 135 points despite not securing any Booyah in 12 matches.
P Esports from Vietnam stood ninth with 126 points. Miners from Brazil held 10th rank with 112 points, while Gaimin Gladiators finished 11th with 103 points and two Booyahs. Team Fluxo, a popular firm, barely finished 12th with 102 points. The 12 top teams have earned their spots in the Points Rush and the Grand Finals stages of the Free Fire World Cup.
All Glory Gaming failed to reach the next round, having finished 13th in the leaderboard with 102 points. Reta and Hotshot collected 88 and 80 points respectively. 19th Esports was left languishing in 16th with 70 points. ONIC Olympus couldn't deliver on expectations and ended up in 17th place with 62 points, followed by Al Quadsiah.