
Day two at the Kings World Cup Clubs saw action from both the winners' and losers' brackets in Milan as the seven-a-side competition continued.
You can catch the whole tournament live on DAZN , where 16 teams, where 16 teams from Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Italy, Germany, France, and MENA are competing for the Kings World Cup.
DAZN News runs down the results from the first day of Round 2 from the tournament.
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As the competition split into its winners and losers brackets, it saw a first clean sheet of the week and Ultimate Móstoles' Marti score a double hat-trick in their win over Stallions.
Winner's bracket
Losers bracket
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The Kings World Cup Clubs 2026 features a new 16-team format, reduced from 32 teams in previous editions. Instead of beginning with a straight knockout bracket, every club is guaranteed more than one match thanks to an opening Swiss stage, before the tournament moves into a traditional knockout phase.
The tournament begins with three rounds:
All 16 teams start in Round 1, with the draw ensuring clubs from the same domestic league cannot face each other in their opening match.
Teams that win their opening fixture move into the winners' path, while defeated sides drop into the losers' path.
In Round 2, clubs that improve to 2-0 qualify automatically for the quarter-finals. Teams that fall to 0-2 are eliminated from the competition. The remaining sides then meet in the Last Chance round, where the winners claim the final four places in the knockout stage and the losers head home.
The eight remaining clubs advance to a single-elimination knockout bracket consisting of:
The four clubs that reached the quarter-finals with a perfect 2-0 record are rewarded by being drawn against teams that progressed through the Last Chance round, giving them an advantage for their strong start to the tournament.
The winner of the final on August 1 will be crowned Kings World Cup Clubs 2026 champion.
The Kings League is available to watch live on DAZN in most international markets.
DAZN holds the broadcast rights in territories worldwide, with the exception of Brazil, French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Saint Barthélemy, Saint Martin, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Portugal, the United States, the Caribbean, Central America, Latin America, South America and Israel, where local broadcast arrangements apply.
Fans in eligible territories can watch every match live through the DAZN app or at DAZN.com, available on smart TVs, mobile devices, tablets, streaming devices, games consoles and web browsers.
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