Final ·

South Korea wins the Overwatch World Cup 4–1

The official Overwatch Esports schedule marks South Korea's 4–1 final over Saudi Arabia as complete.

Overwatch 2Overwatch World Cup · BlizzConFinalEvidence-qualified detail
Audience and player desks inside Blizzard Arena during an Overwatch competition
Overwatch competition at Blizzard Arena · historical event photoPhoto: Tixinhadois · CC BY 3.0
Saudi Arabia1
South Korea4

01 · Tournament route

Stage and upstream/downstream relationship

This record is the Overwatch World Cup championship final, downstream of the tournament’s earlier stages and immediately decisive for the title and runner-up positions.

02 · Match stakes

Format, advancement and elimination impact

This is the tournament final. The verified winner takes the championship and the losing finalist finishes runner-up; no map-level detail is added beyond the official series score.

03 · Source state

Confirmed official status

Official status: Final. Overwatch Esports schedule records South Korea as the series winner with the displayed 1–4 score.

04 · Before play

Match-specific pre-match condition

This was the championship final, not a preliminary or placement match. South Korea and Saudi Arabia were playing for the title, while the same official update separately records France’s bronze-medal result.

05 · After play

Confirmed result and actual impact

South Korea’s verified 4–1 win made it the Overwatch World Cup champion and Saudi Arabia the runner-up. The same source records France beating Sweden 3–1 for bronze.

06 · Change log

Update timeline

  1. Match or event date

    Sep 13 is the official date or event window stored for this record.

  2. Record published

    MonsterSnow first published this source-bounded record on the date shown.

  3. Latest verified update

    Final was the latest supported state after the official source check shown in the evidence boundary.

07 · Same-day context

How this differed from other matches that day

No other September 13 entry exists in the desk. Its unique function is to record a completed world-championship final and the title impact, rather than an ordinary stage result.

Evidence boundary

What the source does—and does not—prove

This record reports the official final series score only. It does not infer map order, player statistics or award results that are not shown on the checked schedule.

Official source checked: Sep 15, 2026 · 10:40 CST. Predicted scores, unsupported bracket consequences, unconfirmed start times and third-party statistics are excluded.

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