All Roads Lead to Torino: The Triple European Final Will Be a Joint Celebration

On May 22nd, the European finals will be held at the Inalpi Arena in Torino. These will take place jointly, with the leagues from Spain, Italy, and France playing their final matches of the current Split in the same event. One day, one venue—but three distinct European finals.

For the first time in Kings League history, three European leagues will join forces to host a joint final event. This new format will elevate the competition, putting the best teams from each country against one another in a spectacle filled with excitement, emotion, and cinematic flair.

These European finals are decisive for the teams, as May 22nd will determine the winning team of the Split in each country—who will then qualify for the Kings World Cup of Clubs in France.

The standings in all three European leagues

In Spain, the leaderboard is currently headed by Kunisports, who, after announcing their move to the Americas League, will still represent Spain at the World Cup of Clubs in France as a Wildcard. Jijantes FC and Los Troncos FC are tied and only 2 points behind the leader, meaning they could catch up with Kunisports in matchday 10.

In France, Unit3d and F2R are tied at the top of the standings with 6 points each. After the first two rounds of the Split, both teams have shown great performance, winning their matches with confidence. We’ll see how the rankings evolve this Sunday, April 20th, in round 3.

Finally, in Italy, the competition is reaching its final stretch. After matchday 10, TRM FC leads the standings with 23 points, followed by FC Zeta and Stallions, tied at 22 points. Still, several teams have the chance during the Global Playoff Week to earn the points needed to become the best team in the Kings League Lottomatica Sport Italy.

We’ll see you at the European finals on May 22nd, broadcast across all our channels.