Brawl Stars PSG Cup: Reply Totem from Italy win the title

Paris Saint-Germain is not only a football club. It also has a esport section which runs very well on Brawl Stars. While the structure is the reigning world champion, it organised the PSG Cup. This tournament, which had the look of a European championship, allowed 24 teams representing 24 countries to compete. There was no money at stake, but it was still very attractive. Competitors fought for glory but also for coaching from PSG. Many would pay mountains of money to get the secrets of a world champion and benefit from his expertise. The latter is all the more profitable as PSG's Brawl Stars team does not play in Europe and does not chase the same trophies!

To everyone's surprise, it was the Italians from Reply Totem who won the PSG Cup. Despite their status as outsiders, they took on the big fish of the competition one by one.

A special tournament for the underdogs

Brawl Stars is one of the top games esport on mobile and has a well-structured scene where many renowned structures compete. The PSG Cup , however, offered a very special setting. In a nod to Neymar and Marquinhos' PSG, the entire competition was played on Brawl Ball. A little less strategic than the Razzia or Survivor modes, it still offers a great show. In this game, the big teams were not necessarily at an advantage and Reply Totem took advantage of this to score goal after goal and take the trophy. The players showed real potential despite limited resources and coaching. With the upcoming coaching of PSG, the Italians can now aim even higher by winning big tournaments, this time with cash-prizes.

Reply Totem defeated Polish sideUchiha Clan in the final (4-0). The team had been untouchable and had built up their confidence by beating the competition's scarecrow AC Milan Qlash in the semi-final.

The French failed to reach the final stages of the PSG Cup

In this draft European championship, France was represented by Unima Gaming. However, the adventure came to a premature end. While they were placed in the pool of Wave Esports (Austria), EGN Esports (Portugal) and Uchiha Clan (Poland), the future finalists, the French did not manage to get out of the group.

Opé, Night and Risitas did not lose out and surely learned a lot from this experience. It's up to them to take the positives from this tournament to prepare for the next monthly finals counting for the Brawl Stars Championship 2021.