FMAF football World Cup

The FMAF Football World Cup is an event that occurs every 2 years. The best national football (soccer) teams meet in a tournament to determine which is the best of the best, the World Champions.

FMAF stands for Federation Mondiale Association Football, and it is the organization that leads world football. It organizes the World Cup and has several subdivisions that organize regional cups and World Cup qualifiers.

These subdivisions are: -Confederation Baltecana de Fútbol Associacíon or CBFA, for Balteca. -Association Kantaine du Football or AKF, for Kanta. -Oriental Football Confederation or OFC, for the Dunnic and Rhoddic regions -Union of Artopan Football Associations or UAFA, for Artopa.

The World Cup includes 32 nations, chosen through various qualifiers hosted in the year before the event. First, it starts with a group stage: 8 groups of 4, in which the 16 best teams (2 of each group) advance to the knockout stage. After this, it is round after round of matches, and the two teams who win all their matches play the final game, with the winner getting to bring the cup home.