Riyadh: The Saudi Team Falcons secured their second straight Esports World Cup title after topping the overall standings with 4,900 points. According to Saudi Press Agency, the Falcons outperformed elite international clubs, with the Netherlands' Team Liquid finishing second with 4,200 points, followed by France's Team Vitality in third with 3,950 points. With this historic achievement, the Falcons have reinforced their status as one of the world's leading esports organizations, continuing to raise the Kingdom's flag at the highest international stages. The Esports World Cup, hosted in Riyadh, will officially conclude on August 24. The tournament is the largest of its kind, featuring more than 2,000 professional players from 200 clubs representing over 100 countries, competing across 25 tournaments with record-breaking prize pools exceeding $70 million.
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