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Tournament Elo‑based rankings

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	==Tournament Elo‑based rankings==		==Tournament Elo‑based rankings==
			{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
			\|-
			!Rank
			!Player
			!Points
			\|-
			\|1
			\|align="left"\|{{flag\|Brennonia}}
			\|1174
			\|-
			\|2
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of Nesea.png}} [[microwiki:Principality of Nesea\|Nesea]]
			\|1113
			\|-
			\|3
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of Standland.png}} [[microwiki:Stanland\|Stanland]]
			\|1052
			\|-
			\|4
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of Parasolia.png}} [[microwiki:Parasolia\|Parasolia]]
			\|1050
			\|-
			\|5
			\|align="left"\|{{flag\|Mahuset}}
			\|1049
			\|-
			\|6
			\|align="left"\|{{flag\|Hasanistan}}
			\|1046
			\|-
			\|7
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of Kipstania.jpg}} [[microwiki:People's Republic of Kipstania\|Kipstania]]
			\|1007
			\|-
			\|8
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of Tymbarc.png}} [[microwiki:Tymbarc\|Tymbarc]]
			\|991
			\|-
			\|9
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|White flag 3 to 2.svg}} Independent Team
			\|972
			\|-
			\|10
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag_of_Minaki.png}} Minaki
			\|971
			\|-
			\|11
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of ßudzerwörk.jpg}} Ludzervik
			\|963
			\|-
			\|12
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of Todia.png}} [[microwiki:Todia\|Todia]]
			\|959
			\|-
			\|13
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of Hortania.png}} [[microwiki:Hortania\|Hortania]]
			\|956
			\|-
			\|14
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of the Republic of Pona.png}} Pona
			\|942
			\|-
			\|15
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of Kustia.png}} [[microwiki:Kingdom of Kustia\|Kustia]]
			\|939
			\|-
			\|16
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of New Oplaya.png}} New Oplaya
			\|933
			\|-
			\|17
			\|align="left"\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of Pearson Republic.png}} Pearson Republic
			\|883
			\|}

	==Controversies==		==Controversies==

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Miscellaneous statistics

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	===Miscellaneous statistics===		===Miscellaneous statistics===
	*'''Largest margin of victory:''' Stanland 14–0 Pearson Republic (20 June 2026 – [[2026_Intermicronational_Haxball_World_Cup#Group_B\|Group B]])		*'''Largest margin of victory:'''
			**Stanland 14–0 Pearson Republic (20 June 2026 – [[2026_Intermicronational_Haxball_World_Cup#Group_B\|Group B]])
	*'''Most goals in a match:''' 14 goals		*'''Most goals in a match:''' 14 goals
	**Stanland 14–0 Pearson Republic (20 June 2026 – [[2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup#Group B\|Group B]])		**Stanland 14–0 Pearson Republic (20 June 2026 – [[2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup#Group B\|Group B]])
	**Nesea 13–1 Todia (15 July 2026 – [[2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup#Group C\|Group C]])		**Nesea 13–1 Todia (15 July 2026 – [[2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup#Group D\|Group D]])
	*'''Longest consecutive run without conceding a goal:''' [[Brennonia]] (4 matches)		*'''Fewest goals in a match:''' 1 goal
			**Kustia 0–1 Alpecona{{efn\|name=MinakiAlpecona\|Minaki originally competed as Alpecona, although changed its name during the course of the tournament.}} (19 June 2026 – [[2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup#Group C\|Group C]])
			*'''Longest consecutive run without conceding a goal:'''
			**[[Brennonia]] (3 matches)

	==Awards==		==Awards==

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Awards

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	!Golden Glove		!Golden Glove
	~~\|align=center~~\|{{flagicon\|Brennonia}} [[Chase Mahoning]]		\|{{flagicon\|Brennonia}} [[Chase Mahoning]]
	\|}		\|}

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	The '''Slopfest 2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup''', also known as the '''2026 MicroWorld Cup''', was an [[wikipedia:Micronation\|intermicronational]] [[wikipedia:Esports\|esports]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|association football]] tournament held between 14 June<ref name="BatyrTimes14Jun2026>[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/06/2026-haxball-microworld-cup-begins.html 2026 Haxball MicroWorld Cup begins.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 14 June 2026.</ref> and 7 September 2026. The competition began in parallel with the [[wikipedia:2026 FIFA World Cup\|2026 FIFA World Cup]]. The tournament was originally co-hosted virtually by [[Brennonia]], [[Hasanistan]] and [[microwiki:Kingdom of Yotamistan\|Yotamistan]],<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/06/hasanistan-to-co-host-2026-microworld.html Hasanistan to co-host 2026 MicroWorld Cup.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 11 June 2026.</ref> although [[mahuset:Mahuset\|Mahuset]] hosted the final and the match for third place after the dissolution of Yotamistan.<ref name="BatyrTimes25Aug2026">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/08/2026-microworld-cup-nesea-heads-to.html 2026 MicroWorld Cup: Nesea heads to final; Hasanistan eliminated.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 25 August 2026.</ref> The tournament's matches were played on the football [[wikipedia:Browser game\|browser game]] ''HaxBall'' in a one-on-one format. The tournament was organised by the governments of the three host countries, supported by the Intermicronational Football Federation and the [[Union of Brennonia and Hasanistan]].		The '''Slopfest 2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup''', also known as the '''2026 MicroWorld Cup''', was an [[wikipedia:Micronation\|intermicronational]] [[wikipedia:Esports\|esports]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|association football]] tournament held between 14 June<ref name="BatyrTimes14Jun2026>[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/06/2026-haxball-microworld-cup-begins.html 2026 Haxball MicroWorld Cup begins.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 14 June 2026.</ref> and 7 September 2026. The competition began in parallel with the [[wikipedia:2026 FIFA World Cup\|2026 FIFA World Cup]]. The tournament was originally co-hosted virtually by [[Brennonia]], [[Hasanistan]] and [[microwiki:Kingdom of Yotamistan\|Yotamistan]],<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/06/hasanistan-to-co-host-2026-microworld.html Hasanistan to co-host 2026 MicroWorld Cup.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 11 June 2026.</ref> although [[mahuset:Mahuset\|Mahuset]] hosted the final and the match for third place after the dissolution of Yotamistan.<ref name="BatyrTimes25Aug2026">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/08/2026-microworld-cup-nesea-heads-to.html 2026 MicroWorld Cup: Nesea heads to final; Hasanistan eliminated.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 25 August 2026.</ref> The tournament's matches were played on the football [[wikipedia:Browser game\|browser game]] ''HaxBall'' in a one-on-one format. The tournament was organised by the governments of the three host countries, supported by the Intermicronational Football Federation and the [[Union of Brennonia and Hasanistan]].<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026"/>

	The tournament was won by Brennonia, who defeated [[microwiki:Principality of Nesea\|Nesea]] 8–0 in the final.<ref name="BatyrTime7Sep2026">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/09/2026-microworld-cup-brennonia-are-world.html 2026 MicroWorld Cup: Brennonia are the world champions.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 7 September 2026.</ref> [[microwiki:Parasolia\|Parasolia]] took third place after a 10–2 victory over [[microwiki:Tymbarc\|Tymbarc]] in the match for third place.<ref name="BatyrTimes5Sep2026>[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/09/2026-microworld-cup-parasolia-finish.html 2026 MicroWorld Cup: Parasolia finish third-placed.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 5 September 2026.</ref> Nesea's player Filip I. Nesejský won the Golden Boot for scoring the most goals in the tournament, having scored 43 goals in total. Brennonia's [[Chase Mahoning]] received the Golden Glove for conceding the least amount of goals throughout the MicroWorld Cup, having only conceded two goals in the competition. Mahoning, popularly regarded as the tournament's best player, has been nicknamed "[[Brennongrad]] [[wikipedia:Lionel Messi\|Messi]]" in recognition of his success.<ref name="BatyrTime7Sep2026"/>		The tournament was won by Brennonia, who defeated [[microwiki:Principality of Nesea\|Nesea]] 8–0 in the final.<ref name="BatyrTime7Sep2026">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/09/2026-microworld-cup-brennonia-are-world.html 2026 MicroWorld Cup: Brennonia are the world champions.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 7 September 2026.</ref> [[microwiki:Parasolia\|Parasolia]] took third place after a 10–2 victory over [[microwiki:Tymbarc\|Tymbarc]] in the match for third place.<ref name="BatyrTimes5Sep2026>[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/09/2026-microworld-cup-parasolia-finish.html 2026 MicroWorld Cup: Parasolia finish third-placed.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 5 September 2026.</ref> Nesea's player Filip I. Nesejský won the Golden Boot for scoring the most goals in the tournament, having scored 43 goals in total. Brennonia's [[Chase Mahoning]] received the Golden Glove for conceding the least amount of goals throughout the MicroWorld Cup, having only conceded two goals in the competition. Mahoning, popularly regarded as the tournament's best player, has been nicknamed "[[Brennongrad]] [[wikipedia:Lionel Messi\|Messi]]" in recognition of his success.<ref name="BatyrTime7Sep2026"/>

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	\|}		\|}

			==Tournament Elo‑based rankings==

	==Controversies==		==Controversies==

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	{{infobox		{{infobox
	\|title = 2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup		\|title = 2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup

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Format and organisation

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	The official theme of the tournament, produced by IFF Sound, was an unnamed [[wikipedia:Latin pop\|Latin-style pop]] song. According to the [[Batyr Times]], the song samples [[Hasanistan in the Winter 2022 TVB Microvision Song Contest\|Hasanistan's 2022 Microvision entry]] "Nonsense Screamed Into A Microphone" by DJ Chase.<ref name="BatyrTime7Sep2026"/>		The official theme of the tournament, produced by IFF Sound, was an unnamed [[wikipedia:Latin pop\|Latin-style pop]] song. According to the [[Batyr Times]], the song samples [[Hasanistan in the Winter 2022 TVB Microvision Song Contest\|Hasanistan's 2022 Microvision entry]] "Nonsense Screamed Into A Microphone" by DJ Chase.<ref name="BatyrTime7Sep2026"/>

			===Broadcasting===

	==Participants==		==Participants==

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	==Format and organisation==		==Format and organisation==
	The 2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup was played over ''HaxBall'', a [[wikipedia:Top-down perspective\|top-down]] football-inspired [[wikipedia:Browser game\|browser game]]. Matches were held in a one-on-one format, with each participating micronation being represented by an individual player.<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026"/> ~~It is envisioned that the~~ tournament ~~will have~~ a multi-stage format ~~with~~ an ~~initial~~ group stage ~~and~~ a ~~subsequent~~ single-elimination knockout stage.		The 2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup was played over ''HaxBall'', a [[wikipedia:Top-down perspective\|top-down]] football-inspired [[wikipedia:Browser game\|browser game]]. Matches were held in a one-on-one format, with each participating micronation being represented by an individual player.<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026"/> The tournament had a multi-stage format, featuring an opening group stage followed by a single-elimination knockout stage.<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026"/><ref name="BatyrTimes14Jun2026/>

	The idea for the MicroWorld Cup originated from the [[Prime Minister of Hasanistan\|Acting Prime Minister]] of [[Hasanistan]] [[Hasan Çakar]], who wanted to organise a HaxBall tournament for micronations and develop a "micronational counterpart" to the [[wikipedia:FIFA World Cup\|FIFA World Cup]].<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026"/>		The idea for the MicroWorld Cup originated from the [[Prime Minister of Hasanistan\|Acting Prime Minister]] of [[Hasanistan]] [[Hasan Çakar]], who wanted to organise a HaxBall tournament for micronations and develop a "micronational counterpart" to the [[wikipedia:FIFA World Cup\|FIFA World Cup]].<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026"/>
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	The logo of the 2026 MicroWorld Cup consists of a stylised [[wikipedia:Minimalism (visual arts)\|minimalist]] depiction of a [[wikipedia:Ball (association football)\|traditional leather ball]], parted into three pairs of panels coloured to represent each original host's national flag.<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026"/> The [[wikipedia:Typeface\|typeface]] used in the [[wikipedia:\|wordmark]] is inspired by [[wikipedia:Art Deco\|Art Deco]].		The logo of the 2026 MicroWorld Cup consists of a stylised [[wikipedia:Minimalism (visual arts)\|minimalist]] depiction of a [[wikipedia:Ball (association football)\|traditional leather ball]], parted into three pairs of panels coloured to represent each original host's national flag.<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026"/> The [[wikipedia:Typeface\|typeface]] used in the [[wikipedia:\|wordmark]] is inspired by [[wikipedia:Art Deco\|Art Deco]].

	The official theme of the tournament, produced by IFF Sound, was an unnamed [[wikipedia:Latin pop\|Latin-style pop]] song. According to the [[Batyr Times]], the song samples [[Hasanistan in the Winter 2022 TVB Microvision Song Contest\|Hasanistan's 2022 Microvision entry]] "Nonsense Screamed Into A Microphone" by DJ Chase.		The official theme of the tournament, produced by IFF Sound, was an unnamed [[wikipedia:Latin pop\|Latin-style pop]] song. According to the [[Batyr Times]], the song samples [[Hasanistan in the Winter 2022 TVB Microvision Song Contest\|Hasanistan's 2022 Microvision entry]] "Nonsense Screamed Into A Microphone" by DJ Chase.<ref name="BatyrTime7Sep2026"/>

	==Participants==		==Participants==
	Twenty countries were registered to participate in the 2026 MicroWorld Cup. The majority of the participating countries were based in [[wikipedia:Europe\|Europe]] and [[wikipedia:North America\|North America]].		Twenty countries were registered to participate in the 2026 MicroWorld Cup.<ref name="BatyrTimes14Jun2026/> The majority of the participating countries were based in [[wikipedia:Europe\|Europe]] and [[wikipedia:North America\|North America]].

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	The '''Slopfest 2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup''', also known as the '''2026 MicroWorld Cup''', was an [[wikipedia:Micronation\|intermicronational]] [[wikipedia:Esports\|esports]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|association football]] tournament held between 14 June and 7 September 2026. The competition began in parallel with the [[wikipedia:2026 FIFA World Cup\|2026 FIFA World Cup]]. The tournament was originally co-hosted virtually by [[Brennonia]], [[Hasanistan]] and [[microwiki:Kingdom of Yotamistan\|Yotamistan]], although [[mahuset:Mahuset\|Mahuset]] hosted the final and the match for third place after the dissolution of Yotamistan. The tournament's matches were played on the football [[wikipedia:Browser game\|browser game]] ''HaxBall'' in a one-on-one format. The tournament was organised by the governments of the three host countries, supported by the Intermicronational Football Federation and the [[Union of Brennonia and Hasanistan]].~~<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/06/hasanistan-to-co-host-2026-microworld.html Hasanistan to co-host 2026 MicroWorld Cup.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 11 June 2026.</ref>~~		The '''Slopfest 2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup''', also known as the '''2026 MicroWorld Cup''', was an [[wikipedia:Micronation\|intermicronational]] [[wikipedia:Esports\|esports]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|association football]] tournament held between 14 June<ref name="BatyrTimes14Jun2026>[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/06/2026-haxball-microworld-cup-begins.html 2026 Haxball MicroWorld Cup begins.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 14 June 2026.</ref> and 7 September 2026. The competition began in parallel with the [[wikipedia:2026 FIFA World Cup\|2026 FIFA World Cup]]. The tournament was originally co-hosted virtually by [[Brennonia]], [[Hasanistan]] and [[microwiki:Kingdom of Yotamistan\|Yotamistan]],<ref name="BatyrTimes11Jun2026">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/06/hasanistan-to-co-host-2026-microworld.html Hasanistan to co-host 2026 MicroWorld Cup.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 11 June 2026.</ref> although [[mahuset:Mahuset\|Mahuset]] hosted the final and the match for third place after the dissolution of Yotamistan.<ref name="BatyrTimes25Aug2026">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/08/2026-microworld-cup-nesea-heads-to.html 2026 MicroWorld Cup: Nesea heads to final; Hasanistan eliminated.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 25 August 2026.</ref> The tournament's matches were played on the football [[wikipedia:Browser game\|browser game]] ''HaxBall'' in a one-on-one format. The tournament was organised by the governments of the three host countries, supported by the Intermicronational Football Federation and the [[Union of Brennonia and Hasanistan]].

	The tournament was won by Brennonia, who defeated [[microwiki:Principality of Nesea\|Nesea]] 8–0 in the final. [[microwiki:Parasolia\|Parasolia]] took third place after a 10–2 victory over [[microwiki:Tymbarc\|Tymbarc]] in the match for third place. Nesea's player Filip I. Nesejský won the Golden Boot for scoring the most goals in the tournament, having scored 43 goals in total. Brennonia's [[Chase Mahoning]] received the Golden Glove for conceding the least amount of goals throughout the MicroWorld Cup, having only conceded two goals in the competition. Mahoning, popularly regarded as the tournament's best player, has been nicknamed "[[Brennongrad]] [[wikipedia:Lionel Messi\|Messi]]" in recognition of his success.		The tournament was won by Brennonia, who defeated [[microwiki:Principality of Nesea\|Nesea]] 8–0 in the final.<ref name="BatyrTime7Sep2026">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/09/2026-microworld-cup-brennonia-are-world.html 2026 MicroWorld Cup: Brennonia are the world champions.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 7 September 2026.</ref> [[microwiki:Parasolia\|Parasolia]] took third place after a 10–2 victory over [[microwiki:Tymbarc\|Tymbarc]] in the match for third place.<ref name="BatyrTimes5Sep2026>[https://www.hasanistan.world/2026/09/2026-microworld-cup-parasolia-finish.html 2026 MicroWorld Cup: Parasolia finish third-placed.] ''[[Batyr Times]]''. 5 September 2026.</ref> Nesea's player Filip I. Nesejský won the Golden Boot for scoring the most goals in the tournament, having scored 43 goals in total. Brennonia's [[Chase Mahoning]] received the Golden Glove for conceding the least amount of goals throughout the MicroWorld Cup, having only conceded two goals in the competition. Mahoning, popularly regarded as the tournament's best player, has been nicknamed "[[Brennongrad]] [[wikipedia:Lionel Messi\|Messi]]" in recognition of his success.<ref name="BatyrTime7Sep2026"/>

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	==Awards==		==Awards==
	Two awards were presented at the end of the tournament: the Golden Boot and the Golden Glove. The Golden Boot was awarded to the tournament's top goal scorer. The Golden Glove was awarded to the player of the team who conceded the least amount of goals. Both awards are granted to individuals rather than to a team.		Two awards were presented at the end of the tournament: the Golden Boot and the Golden Glove. The Golden Boot was awarded to the tournament's top goal scorer. The Golden Glove was awarded to the player of the team who conceded the least amount of goals. Both awards are granted to individuals rather than to a team.<ref name="BatyrTime7Sep2026"/>

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

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Awards

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	==Awards==		==Awards==
			Two awards were presented at the end of the tournament: the Golden Boot and the Golden Glove. The Golden Boot was awarded to the tournament's top goal scorer. The Golden Glove was awarded to the player of the team who conceded the least amount of goals. Both awards are granted to individuals rather than to a team.

			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|-
			!Award
			!Recipient(s)
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			!Golden Boot
			\|{{flagicon image\|Flag of Nesea.png}} Filip I. Nesejský
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			!Golden Glove
			\|align=center\|{{flagicon\|Brennonia}} [[Chase Mahoning]]
			\|}

	==Controversies==		==Controversies==