Miłosz Gaca claims victory at Pro Gaming Cup Włocławek 2025

Włocławek became a true hub of esports for two days – on September 27–28, Pro Gaming Cup Włocławek 2025 brought together the region’s top players and numerous fans who filled the State Academy of Applied Sciences to watch high-level matches and experience the atmosphere of a live tournament.

The main discipline was EA FC 26, but the organizers also provided additional entertainment for the attendees. The prize pool of 20,000 PLN showed that this was not just a local event but a major occasion for the Polish esports scene. The EA FC 26 competition followed a best-of-three format in live squads, guaranteeing real tension for both players and spectators.

CyberLive!Arena arrived in Włocławek with six players: Majkel, zbiegu, Neerven, WyczeS, gaca_41, and Damie. The team demonstrated a high level of play, delivered many exciting moments for fans, and proved they can compete with the best in Poland. Special attention goes to Milosz “gaca_41” Gaca, who reached the final and claimed the championship title. Equally notable was Damian “Damie” Augustyniak, who finished fourth, showing consistency and skill.

The final turned into a real battle of nerves and talent. Kamil “Golan” Golański started with a one-win advantage, so Gaca had to win two consecutive matches. The first match kept everyone on edge: active attacks, tight ball control, and moments that had the audience holding their breath. Gaca opened the scoring in the 48th minute, Golan equalized in the 84th, but Gaca secured the win with a precise goal in the 87th minute – 2:1 – tying the series.

A few minutes of tension led to the decisive match. Gaca scored first in the 13th minute and doubled his lead by the 34th. He controlled the game until halftime, and in the second half added two more goals, maintaining confidence and composure until the final whistle. The final score was 4:1, and the championship title was his.

Damie narrowly missed the podium this time. After losing to Gaca in the quarterfinals, he dropped to the lower bracket, where he faced Szymon “Błachu” Błachowiak but could not secure a victory. Nevertheless, his performance showed a solid level of play and readiness to compete at the highest level.

Pro Gaming Cup Włocławek 2025 proved that Poland can host top-tier esports tournaments. For CyberLive!Arena, it was an excellent opportunity to test their skills, gain invaluable experience, and get motivated for future victories. For the entire scene, it was an event that confirmed Polish esports is growing and can create unforgettable moments for players and fans alike.

Regards,

STEP