Riyadh: The 2025 Esports World Cup in Riyadh continued to build momentum in its fourth week, as three major tournaments concluded and competition among the world's top esports clubs intensified.
According to Saudi Press Agency, Saudi Arabia's Team Falcons further cemented their dominance by extending their lead in the overall club standings to 3,500 points following a string of standout performances. Team Liquid of the Netherlands secured second place with 3,200 points, while France's Team Vitality claimed third with 2,400 points.
Republic of Korea's Gen.G Esports came in fourth place with 2,100 points, closely pursued by China's AG.AL in fifth with 1,950 points. Russia's Virtus.pro secured sixth place, earning 1,700 points, while Spain's Team Heretics rounded out the top seven with 1,300 points. Tied for eighth, Russia's Team Spirit and Saudi Arabia's Twisted Minds each garnered 1,200 points.
The tournament continues over the coming weeks, with fans eagerly anticipating even greater excitement and challenges in the world's largest international esports event.