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Team Queso has won the Clash Royale League World Finals

The Supercell mobile title has wrapped up another year of competition.
Ben Lyons Senior Editor 7 Dezember 2020

Last week we reported on the Clash of Clans World Championship result, which saw ATN Attax take the victory and net a meaty $300,000 prize pool. Well, this weekend we saw the Clash Royale League World Finals conclude, seeing a matchup between G2 Esports and Team Queso being the deciding result.

The series was spread across five different sets, each bringing a new style of gameplay to the table. Set one was a two-vs-two matchup between SK's Morten and xopsam and Queso's BENIJU and Cuuchi Cuu, with SK taking the win, and the early lead in the series. The second set was a King of the Hill game mode, taking place across four matches where SK also won 3-1, leading the series 2-0 and looking to be in a great spot to wrap up the Finals.

In the third set, the winds of change started blowing, as Queso's RUBEN defeated SK's Javi14 in a one-vs-one. The fourth set was similar, seeing Queso even up the series in another one-vs-one, where SK's xopsam was taken down a peg by Queso's iAmJP.

With the series now sitting at 2-2, the final set had the Finals life on the line, so Queso sent in RUBEN to face SK's Morten in a one-vs-one, of which RUBEN returned victorious, with Queso claiming victory.

Senior Editor Ben was a Senior Editor at Gamereactor UK. When he wasn’t writing, editing or filming for Gamereactor, he could usually be found playing an FPS or getting lost in a sprawling RPG.
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