Euro S4 brings together 32 teams in a group stage + knockout bracket format. It's organized as part of FFL Official.
Group-by-group snapshot: group A: Portugal (7 pts); group B: Spain (9 pts); group C: Italy (9 pts); group D: Czechia (9 pts); group E: Germany (9 pts); group F: Poland (9 pts); group G: Romania (9 pts); group H: France (9 pts).
The trophy has already been won: Romania took the final 3-2 against Germany.
On the road to the final, Romania had already knocked out Poland in the semi-finals (2-1).
On the individual stats front: Kosta (Mentality City) tops the scoring charts with 9 goals; Jordan (Paris Saint Jerik) leads the assists chart with 6 assists.
The full bracket, round-by-round results, and player stats are available below.
As a quick primer, this cup runs in two stages. First, a group phase where each team plays the others in its group under the usual points system (win, draw, loss) to build a mini table. The best-placed teams then advance to a knockout bracket, where any tie is decided in extra time and, if needed, penalties.