FFWS 2025 Global Finals Knockout Week 2 Day 2: Overall standings and highlights

Buriram United from Thailand jumped to first in the overall standings following Day 2 of the FFWS 2025 Global Finals Knockout Week 2. The squad has amassed 339 points after 24 matches. On the way, it clinched four Booyahs and 189 eliminations to solidify its position. Right underneath, Team Solid finished second with 313 points and three Booyahs.

A total of 18 teams are participating in the Knockout Stage of the FFWS 2025 Global Finals Knockout. Each team will compete in 24 games. Squads finishing first to 12th on the overall points table will cement their spots in the Grand Finals. On the other hand, teams ranked 13th to 18th will be eliminated from the Global Finals 2025.

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Overall rankings of FFWS 2025 Global Finals Knockout after Day 2 of Week 2

Here is the total points table:

1. Buriram United Esports - 339 points
2. Team Solid - 313 points
3. P Esports - 273 points
4. RRQ Kazu - 259 points
5. Team Falcons - 256 points
6. All Gamers Global - 248 points
7. Fluxo - 242 points
8. GOW - 238 points
9. Rainbow7 - 231 points
10. E1 Sports - 206 points
11. Heavy - 192 points
12. EVOS Divine - 175 points
13. Nova Legion - 175 points
14. Red Hawks - 134 points
15. Clear Vision Esports - 107 points
16. WAG - 104 points
17. Red Cliff - 78 points
18. Hotshot Esports - 65 points

P Esports stood third in the table with 273 points and three Booyahs after 24 games. Further down, RRQ Kazu from Indonesia sat fourth with 259 points after 18 games. Team Falcons and All Gamers settled for fifth and sixth with 256 and 248 points, respectively.

Defending champions Fluxo from Brazil slipped to seventh with 242 points and two Booyahs. The squad will aim to climb higher on the final day of the Knockout. GOW from Vietnam grabbed eighth place with 232 points and three Booyahs.

E1 Sports and Heavy stood 10th and 11th with 206 and 192 points, respectively, while NOVA finished 13th with 175 points and two Booyahs. EWC 2025 Winners Evos Esports settled for a disappointing 12th place with 175 points. The team will aim to reach the top 12 on the final day.

Red Hawks from Bangladesh face elimination from the FFWS 2025 Global Finals after finishing 14th with 144 points in 24 matches. Further down, WAG stood 16th with 104 points, while Red Cliff and Hotshot remained rooted to the bottom with 78 and 65 points, respectively.