Brennonia has won the Slopfest 2026 Intermicronational Haxball World Cup after 8–0 victory over Nesea in the tournament's final. The match was held this evening, hosted by the Lazia, Mahuset. Brennonia completely dominated their Nesean opponents throughout the match, whose performance showed little trace of the team that had reached the final and scored the most goals in the tournament.
Before the match began, a performance of the MicroWorld Cup's official theme was held. The song can be listened to on YouTube, at this link. This song notably samples the infamous Hasanistani Microvision song "Nonsense Screamed into a Microphone".
The final opened with a Brennonian goal at the fourteenth second. For the next forty-two seconds, the two sides managed to prevent the other side from scoring and maintained an equal balance. A Brennonian tap-in at the fifty-sixth second fortified their lead and was soon followed by a hat-trick at 1:03'. For the rest of the second-minute, the game returned back to the mutual back-and-forth.
A defensive mistake by Nesea at the fourteenth second of the second minute allowed Brennonia to capitalise and make the score 4-0. It was from this moment on that Brennonia's strong lead turned into an annihilation of Nesea's dreams of victory. Nesea played desperately in attack and was being clearly bested in defence. Scoring as many goals in the subsequent twenty-four seconds as they did in the previous 156, goals at 2:26', 2:34', 2:44' and 2:50' cruised Brennonia to victory and the title of world champions.
While Nesea had chances throughout the game, Brennonia's brilliant defence shut down every opportunity for even a consolation prize. Brennonia's player Chase Mahoning has earned comparisons to Argentina's Lionel Messi due to his strong performance in the competition, who many are now calling "Brennongrad Messi".
A complete replay of the final, produced by the Hasanistan Today and Tomorrow Network, can be viewed here.
Following the match and the end of the tournament, the tournament awards were handed out. Despite their team's defeat in the final, Nesea's player Filip I. Nesejský won the Golden Boot with a total of 43 goals. Brennonia's Chase Mahoning was awarded the Golden Glove for having conceded the least amount of goals throughout the tournament, Brennonia having only conceded two goals in its semi-final against Tymbarc. Only teams who had reached the semi-final were eligible for the Golden Glove.
Tournament winner Mahoning gave the following statement to the Batyr Times after his victory:
"I’m grateful to have won this tournament and to have had the opportunity to represent Brennonia. I want to thank all of our opponents and everyone who participated for making the tournament as enjoyable as it was, as well as the organizers for all the time and effort they put into making it possible.
I’d also like to congratulate Nesea on making it to the final and winning the Golden Boot."
Runner-up Nesejský said after the final:
"Brennonia deserved the win, it was a very intense match. I have truly fumbled and it's a bit disappointing, but I'm very happy with the tournament overall. Second place and a Golden Boot are incredible and I'm so happy Nesea has officially won its first medal in any micronational games.
Knowing that I began the tournament with no idea how to play Haxball, in my opinion Nesea did great! Congratulations to Brennonia again!"
Tournament head organiser Hasan Çakar said:
"Congratulations to Brennonia on the amazing victory. I would also like to thank all the participants of the MicroWorld Cup, without them this event could not have taken place".




