OWCS 2026 in EMEA started with the usual suspects on top while the rest try to find their rhythm in the new, volatile, six-team OWCS era. Week 2 begins on March 18, and with the two top teams, Virtus.pro and Twisted Minds, slated to play a game each,
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Simon 'Scyle' Broström, Support player for Disguised, joins us to discuss their tough games in Week 1, what went wrong, and what they learnt. As well as his decision to play in North America, how it's different from his previous experiences, and how he expects them
Welcome back to the OWTV Fantasy preview! We hope you scored well in your first week. If not, we hope this preview helps you get back on track! If you haven’t read our Week 1 preview, here’s a quick reminder of our goals: We try to offer thought-
With the start of the OWCS Pacific later this week, on March 27, some last-minute changes are being made to the competing rosters. Earlier today, Team Secret announced on X that they were entering Overwatch Esports for the first time, signing the DAF roster, a hybrid of Thai and
Spacestation Gaming Support player, Benjamin 'UltraViolet' David, joins us to discuss their OWCS Week 1 performances. Including the struggle against Disguised, the adaptations they made, and their ambitions to do well internationally. Credit: Interviewer - Apostle Video Editor - divinity Sound Mastering - divinity Logo Design - KAT Intro Graphic - VENGEANCE Intro
Another first in the history books. The 2026 Season has officially begun, and for the North American region, a lot of familiar faces found themselves back in the victory corner. Others will need to look for answers to stay on the path to Tokyo. Game of the week: Team Liquid
Lewis 'crispy' Beer, Support player for Anyone's Legend, joins us to discuss their loss against Virtus.pro, the lessons they learnt from that game, and how the team is handling the high-pressure games in OWCS this weekend. Credit: Interviewer - Boomstox Video Editor - alpho Sound Mastering
After a lengthy off-season (a week shy of four months!) OWCS is officially back. EMEA kicks off the season as THE premier region in the sport off the back of Twisted Minds’ historic 2025 World Finals win. Overwatch has taken on a completely different face since then. For starters,
Daniel 'FunnyAstro' Hathaway from World Champions, Twisted Minds, joins us to discuss his team's start to the year. Getting the Korean's over to the UK, bringing KSAA back into the lineup, and who they expect to make the playoffs alongside them. Credit: Interviewer - Bslites
OWCS Asia has announced that team “Undefined”, who qualified to OWCS Pacific through the Open Qualifiers, have officially confirmed their withdrawal from the tournament. Following this, the next team in line, Quasar Esports (who competed as Trap12 in the Open Qualifiers), will be participating in OWCS Pacific Stage 1 instead.
Blizzard has announced the dates for the upcoming EMEA Conference Cup, as well as the Online Qualifiers for EMEA, Asia and the Americas, the group stage in South Korea, and the finals at BlizzCon. With the Asia and America conference cups completed, only EMEA remains, and their Conference Cup will
Korea has historically held the title of the strongest region, being home to the most professional players and every OWCS LAN winner. All that changed last year, when Twisted Minds became the 2025 World Champions. Going into 2026, Korea looks eager to take back the throne, and the path to