Blue United eFC’s youxme Wins the First FC Community Series 26 Tournament of the Season

On November 24, at JFA blue-ing! in Tokyo Dome City, Blue United eFC player youxme claimed an impressive victory at the 1st FC Community Series 26.

This tournament had been held as Japan’s official esports competition series for EA SPORTS FC™25 until last season. Beginning this year, however, it expanded into an Asia-wide competition using EA SPORTS FC™26, adding Malaysia, Indonesia, and Hong Kong to its competitive regions.

In the final online qualifier, youxme faced his Blue United eFC teammate Tsakt in an intra-club matchup. In a tightly contested 2–1 battle, it was youxme who emerged victorious.

The Grand Final took place at the JFA Football Culture Creation Hub “blue-ing!”.
In an open, walk-in space, the intensity of the matches captivated not only those who came specifically for the event, but also casual visitors who happened to be at the venue. The excitement wasn’t limited to the venue—fans watching on YouTube also energized the event through the comments.

From this season onward, following global standards, players are allowed to compete with one coach by their side. Tsakt, having narrowly missed qualification, served as youxme’s coach for the finals.

Thanks to youxme’s resilience and Tsakt’s sharp, timely advice, they overturned a four-goal deficit in the grand final to secure a dramatic comeback victory—earning the first domestic title of the season.

With this win, youxme became the first player to qualify for the FCS26 Asia Winter Final, scheduled to be held in February 2026, where winners from across the Asian region will gather.

About Blue United eFC
Founded in 2018, Blue United eFC is one of Asia’s leading professional eSports teams. The club won the Zone 2 title at the FIFAe Club World Cup in 2021 and remains the only Japan team and as one of only 13 teams selected worldwide with an official jersey featured in the EA SPORTS FC game. Blue United eFC is also an officially recognized team of Manchester City FC. The team is currently led by General Manager Takuya Yamada, a former member of the Japan national team.