FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Day 2 Points Table

FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Day 2 Points Table: TAG on Top in Champions Rush

Shubhrajit Goswami

Modified - Sep 27, 2026, 04:16 PM

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FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Day 2 Points Table

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Summary

The second day of FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals commenced in Noida.
The Champions Rush format is active on FFMIC 2026 Grand Finals Day 2
The top 3 teams in the overall FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Day 2 points table will represent India at an international event.

The Free Fire Max India Cup 2026 Fall Grand Finals is on its ultimate day on September 27. 12 teams will try to secure the championship using the 'Champions Rush' rule. All teams with at least 110 points in the overall FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals points table become eligible to be crowned the next champions with just a ‘Booyah’.

The finals started with Indian rapper KR$NA's performance in front of 4000 fans at Noida Indoor Stadium. At the end of nine matches, Team Apex Gaming secured Booyah and won FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Champions Rush. TAG successfully defended their title from the Spring. KDGod from TAG was declared FMVP of the tournament.

FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Day 2 Live Points Table

Team Apex Gaming won FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Champions Rush, securing a Booyah in match 9. The top 3 teams from the overall FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Day 2 points table have also qualified for FFWS 2026.

Rank	Team	Headstart Points	Booyah!	Elims	Placement Points	Total Points
1	Resurrection	0	2	91	49	140
2	Team Apex Gaming	3	0	72	48	123
3	TSG PROS	10	1	66	44	120
4	IQOO OGXTE	0	0	83	37	120
5	Clutza Esports	0	2	59	57	116
6	Revenant Xspark	5	1	61	42	108
7	IQOO Total Gaming	0	1	71	34	105
8	NG Pros	0	1	59	45	104
9	Godlike Esports	2	0	53	31	86
10	Desi Gamers Esports	1	0	42	33	76
11	S8UL Esports	7	0	41	23	71
12	The W Squad	0	0	50	13	63

Live FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Day 2 points table

Note: Team Resurrection, TAG, TSG Pros, Clutza and OGxTE are in the Champion Rush Zone after 8 matches

FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Day 2 Overall standings: As it happened

At the end of the first day, TSG Pros and S8UL dominated the FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals points table. Reigning champions TAG also made a last-match comeback but are still far from the threshold points. Watch out for Revenant X Spark, as they are the only team with two Booyahs so far.

Team Resurrection resurrected themselves in the first match of FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Champions Rush with a win in Bermuda. The fan-favourite team, TSG Pros, won the second match at Solaria, beating Resurrection in the final fight.

Revenant X Spark got their first win in Champions Rush in match 3, getting 12 frags. Team Resurrection won the second Booyah in match 5, removing TSG from the top.

Total Gaming won their first Booyah of the finals in match 7 to extend the finals by one more game. TAG secured BOOYAH in match 9 to become the winners.

FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals Day 2 Highlights

Since the Free Fire Max India Cup 2026 points table today is secondary as the champions will be crowned based on which team secures the first ‘Booyah’, this section reports the match-by-match winners of the day. We have also listed the FMVP here

Match-by-Match Winners

Match 1 (Bermuda): Resurrection with 19 eliminations
Match 2 (Solaria): TSG Pros with 12 eliminations
Match 3 (Purgatory): Revenant X Spark with 12 eliminations
Match 4 (Kalahari): Clutzaa Esports with 12 eliminations
Match 5 (Nexterra): Resurrection with 18 eliminations
Match 6 (Kalahari): Clutzaa Esports with 14 eliminations
Match 7 (Bermuda): Total Gaming with 12 eliminations
Match 8 (Solaria): NG Pros with 17 eliminations
Match 9: Team Apex Gaming

Team Apex Gaming, Team Resurrection and TSG Pros will represent India at FFWS 2026, scheduled for November. The top 3 teams in the overall FFMIC points table also earned a major chunk of the prize money, with TAG and Resurrection getting ₹ 3.5 crore and ₹ 1.7 crore, respectively. You can also see the list of all FFMIC winners over the years, before a new champion is crowned today.