Serbia edge hosts to win Nations Games group in Brno

The EMF Nations Games Brno 2026 wrapped up an exciting weekend of minifootball in Brno, with a tightly contested group producing drama right down to the final standings.

After three rounds of matches, Serbia and Czech Republic finished level on six points apiece, both recording two wins and one loss. However, it was Serbia who claimed top spot thanks to a superior scoreline (7:5), narrowly edging the hosts (5:4).

Tight battle at the top

Serbia’s attacking edge ultimately made the difference. Despite identical records, their ability to score more goals proved decisive in separating the two frontrunners. The Czech side, backed by home support, delivered a strong campaign but fell just short on goal difference.

Mid-table parity

Behind them, Slovakia and Ukraine ended with three points each, both posting one win and two defeats. Slovakia finished third with a 2:4 record, while Ukraine placed fourth after scoring four but conceding five.

Final standings overview

• 1st: Serbia — 6 pts (7:5)
  

• 2nd: Czech Republic — 6 pts (5:4)
  

• 3rd: Slovakia — 3 pts (2:4)
  

• 4th: Ukraine — 3 pts (4:5)

A competitive showcase

The tournament highlighted the growing competitiveness of minifootball across Europe. With every team managing at least one victory, the Nations Games in Brno delivered balanced matchups and close scorelines throughout.

As the event concludes, Serbia leave Brno with momentum and confidence, while the Czech Republic and others will take positives into future competitions on the EMF calendar such as EMF Euro 2026. Plus another batch of Nations Games tournament will be held at the end of April in Târgu Mureș, Romania and then in Košice, Slovakia.