This last weekend could not have been more exciting. Eyes of European Call of Duty fans were fixed on the little town of Sheffield, where this years' spring tournament, EGL 12, took place. For America, it was the beautiful city of Niagara, where UMG's UGC Niagara took place. From OpTic Gaming, on to teamKaliber up to compLexity Gaming, once again every American Call of Duty pro-team was on the move as they made their way to the famous waterfall.

As it could have been expected, once again the current world champion compLexity Gaming (now Evil Geniuses) was able to prevail in the tournament and secure the first place in this tournament. However, the European tournament seemed to be much more exciting after the frequent roster changes which happened prior to it.

With 63 teams attending from all over the European continent, only one single German team was attending alongside Europe's elite. fabE Games eSports is the name of the German team which traveled to Sheffield to fight against the best Call of Duty teams in Europe. Unfortunately, fabE only reached a placement within the 12 best teams in the tournament and got eliminated by the future EGL 12 champions Epsilon eSports.

Finally, the match which everyone has been waiting for, TCM Gaming and Epsilon eSports, happened as they faced off in the finals once again. As we have already mentioned, Epsilon eSports was able to win this final on a very late Sunday evening and claim another tournament victory after their triumph at the Insomnia 51 Gaming Festival in Coventry.



Image courtesy of EGL and Epsilon eSports