AG.AL won the Esports World Cup 2026 club championship, with Falcons in second place and Vitality in third.
The Chinese esports organization AG.AL took first place in the 2026 Esports World Cup Club Championship and earned $7,000,000.
AG.AL claimed the championship thanks to victories in Tekken 8 and Trackmania. In addition, the club took second place in the Free Fire, Honor of Kings, and chess tournaments. Team Falcons finished the club championship in second place and earned $5,000,000. The organization won the Street Fighter 6 and Rocket League tournaments.
Team Spirit finished in sixth place and received $1,400,000. The club won tournaments in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and Counter-Strike 2. Virtus.pro took seventh place and earned $1,150,000; the organization’s victory in the PUBG tournament accounted for nearly half of its total points in the standings.
Other notable results included victories by Natus Vincere in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, Team Vitality in the women’s Mobile Legends: Bang Bang tournament, Team Liquid in chess, FaZe Clan in Rainbow Six Siege, and PARIVISION in Dota 2.
Final Standings of the 2026 Esports World Cup Club Championship
- 1st place — AG.AL ($7,000,000);
- 2nd place — Team Falcons ($5,000,000);
- 3rd place — Team Vitality ($4,000,000);
- 4th place — Natus Vincere ($3,000,000);
- 5th place — Team Liquid ($2,000,000);
- 6th place — Team Spirit ($1,400,000);
- 7th place — Virtus.pro ($1,150,000);
- 8th place — Aurora Gaming ($950,000);
- 9th place — Twisted Minds ($800,000);
- 10th place — T1 ($650,000);
- 11th place — Team Vision ($550,000);
- 12th place — 100 Thieves ($500,000);
- 13th place — ZETA DIVISION ($450,000);
- 14th place — Nongshim RedForce ($400,000);
- 15th place — G2 Esports ($350,000);
- 16th place — FaZe Clan ($300,000);
- 17th place — BIG ($275,000);
- 18th place — Weibo Gaming ($250,000);
- 19th place — Karmine Corp ($225,000);
- 20th place — FURIA ($200,000);
- 21st place — REJECT ($175,000);
- 22nd place — Team Heretics ($150,000);
- 23rd place — DRX ($125,000);
- 24th place — Spacestation Gaming ($100,000).
The 2026 Esports World Cup took place from July 2 to August 23 in Paris, France. The championship featured 25 tournaments across 24 esports disciplines, with a total prize pool of $75,000,000.
Photo: Esports Foundation.
