Groups, quarter finals and third place play-off per 8 teams (11 Teams | 4 Groups)
At the bottom of this page you can set the number of teams and groups yourself to view the schedule.
How does this tournament format work?
This format combines a group stage with extensive placement finals. The 11 teams first play in 4 groups. Based on their finishing position in the group, they are then divided into final groups in which the definitive final standings are decided.
Teams: 11
Groups: 4
Group-stage matches: 10
Final-stage matches: 15
Total number of matches: 25
This overview shows configurations up to 64 teams. Larger tournaments are supported as well - see our pricing page for details.
Structure of the final rounds
The ranking in the initial group stage determines the rest of the tournament. Eight teams at a time are brought together in a final group. They then play three further matches, with cross-over and placement matches determining each team's final position.
Final rounds with 11 teams
After the group stage, 8 of the 11 teams are divided into 1 final groups of eight. Each complete final group plays twelve matches. An adapted final stage is used for the remaining 3 teams.
The final three teams form a separate final group. Each team plays the other two teams. The final standings in this group determine positions 9 through 11.
Frequently asked questions
How are the teams divided after the group stage?
After the group stage, teams with similar rankings are placed together. This means the highest-ranked teams compete for the highest final positions, while the other teams continue playing for the subsequent positions.
How many matches are played?
With 11 teams in 4 groups, there are 10 group-stage matches. The cross-over, consolation and other placement finals add another 15 matches. A total of 25 matches are played.
What happens to the remaining 3 teams?
The final three teams form a separate final group. Each team plays the other two teams. The final standings in this group determine positions 9 through 11.