Season #7

Season 7 of the A1 Adria League opened 2021 in spectacular fashion, once again proving the strength and depth of esports talent in the Adria region. As the first season of the year, it brought fresh energy and an important change to the competition with the introduction of League of Legends, replacing Clash Royale. Riot Games’ iconic MOBA returned to the A1 Adria League and instantly delivered top-tier action. Teams from Serbia, North Macedonia, and Croatia battled through national playoffs before advancing to the regional stage, where Split Raiders dominated the competition and claimed the championship title.

Brawl Stars delivered another intense rivalry, this time between Noble Elite Red and Noble Elite BLK. Both teams reached the Grand Final, but BLK continued their undefeated run and proved once again why they were the strongest squad of the season by defeating Red and lifting the trophy.

FIFA 21 followed a similar competitive format to Brawl Stars, with a slightly longer playoff stage that took place during two full days of the Reboot Online Games Week. When the dust settled, Tarik “amke2001” Novo reaffirmed his dominance by winning another A1 Adria League title and securing his place as the region’s top FIFA player.

In Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, ONYX once again stood at the top. The experienced lineup claimed another championship, marking the fourth A1 Adria League title for players such as Aleksa “Impulse” Stankić and Dimitrije “DiMKE” Veljković. Their continued success is a testament to their consistency and elite level of play across multiple seasons.

Season 7 was a perfect blend of innovation and tradition, combining new titles like League of Legends with established esports staples such as CS:GO, FIFA, and Brawl Stars, and further strengthening the A1 Adria League’s position as the leading regional esports competition.