After winning the Prime League Championship, Eintracht Spandau have now won the EMEA Masters. They beat Beşiktaş Esports in the final.

Eintracht Spandau can be more than satisfied with their sporting success in the first months of the year. A few weeks ago, the Spandau-based esports organisation not only won the Prime League, Riot Games' League of Legends league for Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Eintracht Spandau has now also won the EMEA Masters, the most important European LoL tournament after the LEC.

Eintracht Spandau defeated Beşiktaş Esports in the final. Spandau had previously defeated Geekay Esports and Nigma Galaxy. Beşiktaş Esports had previously eliminated French team BDS Academy and German e-sports organisation SK Gaming Prime from the tournament.

This is Eintracht Spandau's biggest success to date. Not to mention the team's success in football. Eintracht Spandau finished an excellent third in the inaugural Baller League.

Eintracht Spandau was founded as a joint venture between content creator organisation i3 (Instinct3) and agency Jung von Matt Nerd (JvM Nerd). i3 founder Maximilian Knabe, known as 'HandOfBlood' as a content creator, embodies the fictional character 'President Knabe' at Eintracht Spandau, with which he satirises alpha personalities in professional football.

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