Leipzig. RB Leipzig fans, players and sponsors have been hoping for their first title in years. Now the Red Bulls have finally made it to him and snatched the Bundesliga title – at least on the podium. There is still a long way to go on the pitch, the Red Bulls gamblers showed on the virtual pitch on Sunday. In an exciting playoff tournament, RBLZ Gaming defeated all opponents and won the championship trophy in the final against St. Pauli of the evening.
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While the “Rebels” from Leipzig managed to pass the group stage with great defeat and difficulties at the beginning, they almost skipped the final. All eyes were on Umut Gultekin and Anders Weigergang. The first is 19-years-old and is a fixture in the Virtual Bundesliga (VBL), having already won the singles title last season and was named e-Football Player of the Year by Kicker magazine.
On the other hand, Vejrgang was not allowed to participate in the major tournaments at that time, as the Dane had only been 16 since January. But that didn’t stop the gaming prodigy from tearing up the competition with every trick in the Sunday book. In the final, Vejrgang beat Paulis Mustafa Cankal 7-0 on Xbox. As for the rating: These scores are extremely rare in a football simulation at this level – just like a real ball.
Three rounds are always played, all in the video game Fifa 22, but on different platforms. While Verjgang dominated singles on Xbox, Gültekin also beat Playstation 5 (3:1). In doubles, the two teams had previously split 1-1. Incidentally, the top scorer in the final was the alternative video game Christopher Nkunko, in which the landslide players scored four goals – at least at this point, play and reality seem to be close to each other. Perhaps the real bulls can follow suit with the help of the French player, the DFB Cup and the European League are waiting for you.
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