Over two days, on November 14 and 15, Supercell's main event of the year—the Clash of Clans World Championship 2026 finals—will take place. The eight best teams in the world will compete offline in a closed event studio for the championship title and the largest share of the $700,000 total prize pool.
The eight participating teams have been distributed in the double-elimination bracket by their seed numbers, according to their path to the championship:
- Seeds 1–4 (leaderboard toppers following the Monthly Finals): ZOOS Esports (June), Repotted Gaming (July), Vatic (August), and HTM Esports (September).
- Seed 5 (Chinese Qualifier winner): FuChing No1.
- Seeds 6–8 (Last Chance Qualifier top finishers): reigning world champions Tribe Gaming (1st place), CB7 Esports (2nd place), and MG Esports (3rd place).
A total of 40 esports athletes will compete on these teams, with Japan having the largest representation at 9 players (23%). China, France, Germany, and Italy each have 5 participants.
The tournament's grand prize is $300,000, which will be awarded to the winning team. The second-place reward is set at $150,000, while the third-place team will receive $80,000.
The English-language broadcast of the tournament will be available on the official Clash of Clans YouTube channel.
As a reminder, Premier League and EA Sports launch 2026/27 ePremier League with an increased prize pool