Team Falcons Clinch Victory at ALGS 2025 Open After Dramatic Comeback

Team Falcons have finally win the ALGS 2025 Open, after what can only be called a rollercoaster of a weekend. They start off rough and almost didn’t make it to finals, but somehow the team pulled everything together when it matter most.

At first, it wasn’t looking too good. They only got 9th place in the Elimination Round 5, just enough to stay alive. It was a close call, for real. But then they pop off in the Elimination Finals, taking 1st and suddenly everything change.

Alliance, on the other side, looked like they was gonna take it all. Winning two of the first three matches, they reach match point already in Game 4. It felt like the trophy was theirs. Everyone was watching them, thinking it’s already done. But then Falcons decide to crash the party. They finish 4th in Game 4 and then take the win in Game 5. Now both teams on match point. Game 6 was intense.

Alliance didn’t make it far they come 8th. Falcons? They was still in. And then, they win again. Two back-to-back wins and boom they champions now. They gonna take home $300,000 prize, 1,000 CS Points, and a spot at the ALGS Midseason Playoffs. This also put them first in the global standings for the 2025–26 season. It’s their first LAN win as a team and maybe the moment they been working for since they got together. This lineup got heavy hitters.

Zer0 and ImperialHal, both already known for winning before with other orgs. But this was different. This time it was together, and it really mean something. Hal got 135 kills, Zer0 right behind with 110. They clearly top fraggers of the event.

They also been doing well with the new Legend Ban system. Switching Legends, trying new stuff it seem to work for them better than most.

Alliance, sadly, once again fall short. They always get so close but can’t close it out. First to match point, but still not champions. That story sound too familiar now.

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Team Falcons, they didn’t just win. They earn it. Playing 18 matches in one day, dropping into the elimination bracket, still climbing back. It wasn’t clean, but it was real. They kept going even when things look rough. Now the doubters, they gotta be quiet. Falcons are back on top.