The team executed a reverse sweep after losing the first map and secured their first title with the new lineup. This victory not only avenged their loss in the upper bracket but also earned the team $12,000 in prize money and a spot in the ECL Season 50 Europe Finals.

Match Progression

Ancient — Alliance 13:8 BC.Game (8:4; 5:4)

Alliance confidently started in the grand final. Simon "⁠twist⁠" Eliasson secured several crucial multi-kill rounds, and Alex "⁠poiii⁠" Nyholm Sundgren played aggressively on entries, allowing the Swedes to take the first map.

Inferno — Alliance 9:13 BC.Game (4:8; 5:5)

On the second map, BC.Game recovered after a slow start. Oleksandr "⁠ s1mple ⁠" Kostyliev saved the team multiple times with the AWP, Nemanja "⁠nexa⁠" Isaković stabilized the defense, and a clutch from Andreas "⁠aNdu⁠" Maasing was the turning point. In the second half,  CacaNito  joined in, and BC.Game leveled the series.

Dust2 — Alliance 6:13 BC.Game (4:8; 2:5)

The decisive map was dominated by BC.Game. Alliance managed to take a few rounds at the start but couldn't find answers to the opponent's precise defaults and plays. Aleksandar "⁠ CacaNito ⁠" Kjulukoski closed the game with a confident series, sealing the match.

Match MVP

Nemanja "⁠nexa⁠" Isaković stood out on all three maps, finishing with 0.74 KPR, 0.66 DPR, and 83.0 ADR, earning him the MVP award.

This trophy was the first for BC.Game after signing s1mple and aNdu at the end of July. The victory secured the team a spot in the ECL Season 50 Europe Finals, scheduled for November 18–20, where a ticket to the ESL Pro League Season 23 will be contested.