University of Warwick to Host TCL World Esports Championship Grand Final

The University of Warwick is set to become the epicentre of UK esports as it’s set to host the TCL World Esports Championship on the 26th October.

The action-packed FC25 University Tournament, will see students from across the country will battle it out in in EA’s latest FC25 football game. 

Warwick’s Esports Centre, already known as one of the UK’s best universities for esports, is the ideal backdrop for this exciting tournament. 

Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or just a fan of high-stakes gaming, this is your chance to experience the action up close. It’s not just a tournament – it’s a celebration of student esports on a national stage! 

Elenore Li, Marketing and Event Coordinator at Warwick’s Esports Centre said: 

 “Hosting such a high-profile tournament with TCL brings tremendous energy to our University. It’s going to be an incredible experience for all the student gamers out there – whether competing or spectating!” 

Each university or college will run its own internal competition, with the winners advancing to represent their institution in the national online tournament. The top four players will then battle it out in the grand final, competing for a £1,000 prize and a brand-new TCL TV.  

Sharing Xiao, TCL UK/Ireland Country Manager commented: “As a global company, TCL’s Global University Esports Championship is all about empowering young people with the very tech that enables players to feel the intensity of the action as if they were right in the game. We’re excited to inspire greatness by playing alongside the next generation, recognising their unique abilities, and opening doors for them to succeed.”

“Through this tournament we are excited to co-create diverse possibilities with young gamers, helping them realise their potential in a way that reflects both their aspirations and our brand’s values.” 

This event also reflects Warwick’s dedication to driving innovation and growing the UK’s esports scene.  

Mick McLaughlin, Business Development Manager at Warwick Esports Centre, said: “This tournament is a great opportunity for young people to embrace the world of esports while offering students a chance to compete on a national stage. 

“Our partnership with TCL reflects our commitment to promoting innovation and creating exciting esports events for the next generation.”