Groups, quarter finals and third place play-off per 8 teams (57 Teams | 20 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 tournament format for 57 teams consists of 20 groups followed by cross-over and placement finals. After the group stage, teams with similar rankings are brought together to compete for the different final positions.
Teams: 57
Groups: 20
Group-stage matches: 54
Final-stage matches: 84
Total number of matches: 138
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 57 teams
After the group stage, 56 of the 57 teams are divided into 7 final groups of eight. Each complete final group plays twelve matches. An adapted final stage is used for the remaining 1 teams.
One team remains after the complete final groups have been formed. No separate additional match is possible for this team, so the position resulting from the previous stage becomes the final position in the tournament.
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 57 teams in 20 groups, there are 54 group-stage matches. The cross-over, consolation and other placement finals add another 84 matches. A total of 138 matches are played.
What happens to the remaining 1 teams?
One team remains after the complete final groups have been formed. No separate additional match is possible for this team, so the position resulting from the previous stage becomes the final position in the tournament.