Saudi Arabia Win Nations League 2026: 7–5 Against Chile

Competition report · Published 14 September 2026 · EA FC 26 Pro Clubs

Saudi Arabia are Nations League 2026 champions after a 7–5 aggregate win over Chile: a 6–0 first leg, followed by Chile’s 5–1 response.

The final was played on 13 September, with the championship announcement published by the organizer on 14 September. This was LFA International Independent / Growth League’s EA FC 26 Pro Clubs 11v11 competition, supported by EasyChamp. It is an esports tournament, separate from UEFA’s international football competition.

EasyChamp sent the $100 winner’s prize

The tournament concluded with Saudi Arabia as champions. On 14 September 2026, EasyChamp sent the $100 winner’s prize as part of its sponsorship. The original transfer confirmation below records the payment as sent.

Congratulations to Saudi Arabia, and thank you to Chile, every participating team and the LFA International Independent / Growth League organizers.

How the two-leg final was decided

Saudi Arabia’s six-goal advantage from the first game gave Chile a substantial deficit to chase. Chile won the return 5–1, reducing the aggregate margin to two goals. Across the two games, Saudi Arabia scored seven and Chile five. The separate leg scores matter: the 7–5 shown on EasyChamp’s final page is the combined result, not the score of a single game.

Game	Result
First leg	Saudi Arabia 6–0 Chile
Return leg	Chile 5–1 Saudi Arabia
Aggregate	Saudi Arabia 7–5 Chile

See the organizer’s Instagram final-result post and Instagram champions announcement. The organizing accounts are @lfainternacional and @esports_growth_league; their official directory connects the community’s channels.

Follow the route through the knockout stage

The competition’s group stage contains 16 national-team entries across four groups. Saudi Arabia’s knockout record shows an 8–1 quarter-final aggregate against San Marino, followed by a 9–4 semi-final aggregate against Réunion. Chile’s path includes 12–4 against Somalia and a 3–2 semi-final aggregate against Brazil.

The competition header still says “Active” with a 20 September end date. The completed final record and organizer’s championship announcement establish the result reported here. Administrative labels can lag behind results.

Watch real tournament gameplay

The broadcast below is Brazil against Portugal in the quarter-finals, from EliteGaming’s original stream. It shows the competition in action; it is not Saudi Arabia–Chile final footage. No verified stream of the final was available in the sources reviewed for this report.

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Explore teams and recorded player statistics

Open the team directory, match schedule or recorded player statistics. Statistics cover only games with supplied measurements. The final score screenshots do not provide individual ratings, so this report does not name a final MVP or an overall best player.

Congratulations to Saudi Arabia, respect to Chile, and thanks to the players and organizers who supplied results and evidence throughout the competition.