Season #8

Season 8 of the A1 Adria League marked another milestone in the league’s fourth year, showcasing the best regional esports talent across CS:GO, Brawl Stars, FIFA, and League of Legends. With thrilling matches, unexpected upsets, and standout performances, Season 8 proved that the Adriatic region continues to produce world-class players and teams, while also making its mark in international competitions.

In Brawl Stars, Flow (formerly Noble Elite) dominated the season and earned a spot in the prestigious Clash of Leagues in Salzburg. The regional representatives impressed on the European stage, finishing in the Top 4 and demonstrating the strength of Adriatic esports.

FIFA once again belonged to Tarik “amke2001” Novo, who secured his third consecutive A1 Adria League title. Despite strong performances from Brstimir, esad1memic, and Flow.edenn95, none could dethrone the reigning champion, cementing amke2001’s legacy as one of the region’s best FIFA players.

In League of Legends, Metamoon stunned fans with an incredible championship run. After falling to Harmony in the upper-bracket finals, they exacted their revenge in the Grand Final, defeating Harmony 3-1 to lift the trophy and cap off a remarkable comeback.

CS:GO delivered more surprises and upsets. iNation dominated the group stage alongside BLUEJAYS, but with BLUEJAYS unable to attend the finals, Marten took their place. The ultimate victory went to underdog PORTUGAL, who outperformed powerhouses iNation and 4glory in the playoffs to claim the championship.

Season 8 also brought record-breaking engagement, with nearly 30,000 watch hours and over 200,000 live views, proving that esports in the Adriatic region is growing stronger than ever and firmly on the path to international recognition.