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Pro Evolution Soccer Championships
Tournament information
LocationRotating locations
Month playedJune
Established2003
Number of
tournaments
17
Administrator Konami
Format Round-robin (group stage)
Single-elimination (bracket stage)
Host(s) Konami
Website Official Website
Current champion
Flag of Japan.svg madakanachappy (PS4)

Flag of Brazil.svg ThePhenom3392 (Xbox One)

Flag of Germany.svg twitch_peazyyy (Steam)

eFootball.Open, known as PES League prior to 2020, is the showpiece event at the end of the competitive PES Season for 1v1 competition. The event was originally founded in 2003 and has historically determined the official 1vs1 e-sports world championship of the soccer videogame Pro Evolution Soccer. Between 2003 and 2010, the event was open to selected European countries and since 2010, the event has been open to selected countries globally. eFootball.Pro is a 3v3 team competition open to teams of players contracted by professional football clubs and is the successor to the team event held at PESLeague since 2018. Players who have historically done well in the eFootball.Open competitions are more likely to be contracted by a professional club to represent them in the team event. The current PES 3vs3 World Champions are the Brazilian team "eLiga Sul Stars" who won the 3s3 PES League finals on 29 June 2019 along with the top team prize of 75.000 US$ split between the team. [1]

Contents

All Editions

Individual tournament (1v1) - eFootball.Open

EditionHost city and countryChampion Gold medal with cup.svgFinal resultRunner-up Silver medal with cup.svgThird place(s) Bronze medal with cup.svgOpen toRefVid
2004 Flag of France.svg Nice, France Flag of France.svg "Sebou"2-1 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Osman "Oz" Idris Flag of Italy.svg "Valentino"Europe [2]
2005 Flag of Italy.svg Sardinia, Italy Flag of Poland.svg Gregorz "Esiek" Kuznik2-1 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Yasin "Jinxy" Koroglu Flag of Switzerland.svg Daniele "dibe" BernardiEurope [3] [4]
2006 Flag of Ireland.svg Dublin, Ireland Flag of Germany.svg Mike "El Matador" Linden4-2 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Robert "RobMclean" Mclean Flag of Portugal.svg Fabio "Modjo" RibieroEurope [5]
2007 Flag of Spain.svg Sevilla, Spain Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Robert "RobMclean" Mclean6-1 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Mark "Marko9Gardinic" Gardiner Flag of Poland.svg Sebastian "Seb" PlocienniczakaEurope [6]
Flag of Germany.svg Matthias "GoooL" Winkler
2008 Flag of Italy.svg Rome, Italy Flag of Germany.svg Sven 'S-Butcher' Wehmeier2-1 Flag of Germany.svg Dennis "wiDe" Winkler Flag of Italy.svg Andrea "The Legend" ParisiEurope [7]
2009 Flag of France.svg Nice, France Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Yasin "Jinxy" Koroglu2-1 Flag of Spain.svg Luis "Superdinho" Cintas Sola Flag of Germany.svg Dennis "wiDe" WinklerEurope [8]
2010 Flag of Spain.svg Mallorca, Spain Flag of Portugal.svg Christopher "Christopher" Morais2-1 Flag of Italy.svg Ettore "Ettorito97" Giannuzzi Flag of Germany.svg Sven 'S-Butcher' WehmeierGlobal [9] [10]
Flag of Greece.svg George 'The Greek' Tsirita
2011 Flag of Germany.svg Cologne, Germany Flag of Italy.svg Ettore "Ettorito97" Giannuzzi4-1 Flag of Japan.svg Subaru "Subaru" Sanago Flag of Portugal.svg Christopher "Christopher" MoraisGlobal [11] [12]
2012 Flag of Spain.svg Madrid, Spain Flag of Spain.svg Pau "PaUU_24" Lara6-5 Flag of Israel.svg Ron "Strikel" Strikel Flag of Germany.svg Mike "El Matador" LindenGlobal [13] [14]
Flag of Portugal.svg José "Puto Zeca" Silva
2013 Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Dubai, United Arab Emirates Flag of Germany.svg Patrick "Phayton" Maier4-1 Flag of Brazil.svg Allison "Allison Black" Pereira Flag of Greece.svg Lazaros 'IptamenosOllandos' KopanidisGlobal [15] [16]
2014 Flag of England.svg Manchester, England Flag of Greece.svg Anastasios "Apolytosarxon" Pappis3-2 Flag of Italy.svg Ettore "VietKong90321" Giannuzzi Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dex "Ambidextrous" KordGlobal [17] [18]
2015 Flag of Germany.svg Berlin, Germany Flag of France.svg Walid "usmakabyle" Teban3-2 Flag of Austria.svg Matthias "Lutti-1" Luttenberger Flag of Israel.svg Ron "Strikel" StrikelGlobal [19] [20]
2016 Flag of Italy.svg Milan, Italy Flag of France.svg Walid "usmakabyle" Teban4-3 Flag of Brazil.svg Guilherme "GuiFera15" Fonseca Flag of Panama.svg Gerardo "Sr Conse" ColthirstGlobal [21] [22]
2017 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Cardiff, Wales Flag of Brazil.svg Guilherme "GuiFera" Fonseca2-1 Flag of Italy.svg Ettore "Ettorito97" Giannuzzi Flag of Peru.svg Jhonatan "Jhona_KRA" SalazarGlobal [23] [24]
2018 Flag of Spain.svg Barcelona, Spain Flag of Italy.svg Ettore "Ettorito97" Giannuzzi3-0 Flag of Spain.svg Alex "AlexAlguacil_8" Alguacil Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe "Fmestre12_PW" MestreGlobal [25] [26]
Flag of France.svg Jeremy "TioMiit_PW" Bruniaux
2019 Flag of England.svg London, England Flag of France.svg Walid "usmakabyle" Teban4-3 Flag of Italy.svg Ettore "Ettorito97" Giannuzzi Flag of Indonesia.svg Rizky "Zeus_Faidan" FaidanGlobal [27] [28]
Flag of Portugal.svg Christopher "Christopher_PW" Morais
2020 (PS4)Flag placeholder.svg Online Flag of Japan.svg madakanachappy1-0 Flag of Indonesia.svg akbarpaudie Flag of Brazil.svg dannyelementsGlobal [29] [30]
Flag of Brazil.svg MayconDouglas99
2020 (Xbox One)Flag placeholder.svg Online Flag of Brazil.svg ThePhenom33924-2 Flag of Argentina.svg MelianTheKing Flag of Spain.svg PaUUU24Global [31] [32]
Flag of Turkey.svg Mucahit21
2020 (Steam)Flag placeholder.svg Online Flag of Germany.svg twitch_peazyyy3-2 Flag of Spain.svg Erkobra18 Flag of Turkey.svg Ronaldo7Global [33] [34]
Flag of Malaysia.svg VNGLMHTS

CO-OP tournament (3v3)

EditionHost city and countryChampions Gold medal with cup.svgFinal resultRunners-up Silver medal with cup.svgRefVid
2018 Flag of Spain.svg Barcelona, Spain
Broken Silence
  • Flag of Italy.svg Ettore "Ettorito97" Giannuzzi (C)
  • Flag of Spain.svg Alex "AlexAlguacil_8" Alguacil
  • Flag of Italy.svg Luca "Il Distruttore-44" Tubelli
2-0
Total Football
  • Flag of the Netherlands.svg Yan "Indojawa-FC" Sonneveld (C)
  • Flag of the Netherlands.svg Yos "Indominator" Sonneveld
  • Flag of the Netherlands.svg Damien "Mr_Pro_Evo-D" Derkink
 [35] [36]
2019 Flag of England.svg London, England
eLiga Sul Stars
  • Flag of Brazil.svg Guilherme "GuiFera99" Fonseca
  • Flag of Brazil.svg Wanderley "alemao_pesbr" Gomes
  • Flag of Brazil.svg Ralph "Ralphmonteiroo" Monteiro
2-0
Wani
  • Flag of Indonesia.svg Lucky "luckymaarif" Maarif
  • Flag of Indonesia.svg Rizky "Zeus_Faidan" Faidan
  • Flag of Indonesia.svg Rio "RIO_ds" Dwi Septiawan
 [37] [38]

Most successful players

This table shows the most decorated players from the 1v1 Championship. Those who have won the Championship and placed top three in another are included.

AthleteCountry Gold medal world centered-2.svg Silver medal world centered-2.svg Bronze medal world centered-2.svg Total
Walid "usmakabyle" TebanFlag of France.svg  France 3003
Ettore "Ettorito97" GiannuzziFlag of Italy.svg  Italy 2406
Yasin "Jinxy" KorogluFlag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 1102
Robert "RobMclean" McleanFlag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom 1102
Guilherme "GuiFera" FonsecaFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 1102
Christopher "Christopher" MoraisFlag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 1023
Mike "El Matador" LindenFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1012
Sven "S-Butcher" WeihmeierFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1012

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