Team Portugal wins Valorant Spike Nations of Twitch: final results

Lauren Bergin
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Riot Games teamed up with Twitch to create a Valorant charity stream that brought together 10 teams from across Europe as they battled it out for a $100,000 charity prize pool.

With First Strike well underway in many regions across the globe, Riot Games also chose to collaborate with Twitch to bring Valorant fans even more action by organizing a large scale charity event.

Valorant Spike Nations of Twitch was a three-day event that saw 10 teams from across Europe duke it out in order to win a prize of $100,000 USD for charity With plenty of popular streamers joining in on the fun, it was a jam-packed three-day competition.

Spike Nations of Twitch: Stream

The event kicked off on November 6 at 3 AM PT / 6 PM ET / 11 AM GMT / 12 PM CET and ran through until November 8. You can catch up on the event through the official Valorant twitch channel, which we’ve embedded below for your convenience.

Spike Nations of Twitch: Format

10 teams from across Europe were drafted into the charity steam, each of them captained by one of the Valorant community’s favorite streamers.

The teams were allocated into two groups of five, where a round-robin format determined the two top teams in that group. Those teams moved on to the semifinals, and the rest played out as you’d imagine.

The groups were as follows:

Group A Group B
Turkey CIS
France DACH (Germany)
Spain Nordics
Italy Portugal
Poland UK

Spike Nations of Twitch: Schedule & results

With the event having kicked off on 6 November, teams first battled it out in order to qualify for the semifinals which took place on November 8. The grand finale was later that day, and it was then that one country became the Spike Nations champion.

The overall winners of the tournament were Team Portugal, whose dominant performance throughout the tournament left analysts and casters speechless. Taking on Team UK in the final, their performance was insane, with the UK not even taking one game in the best of 3.

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While every country donated money to their chosen charity, Portugal walked away with a huge $37,614 for their chosen charity, the Portuguese Food Bank.

All of the games and their results are listed below.

Group A (November 6)

Match PST EST GMT CST
Spain 0 – 1 Turkey 2:30AM 5:30AM 10:35AM 11:35AM
France 1 – 0 Poland 3:50AM 6:50AM 11:50AM 12:50PM
Turkey 1 – 0  France 4:35AM 7:35AM 12:35PM 1:35PM
Poland 0 – 1 Spain 5:30AM 8:30AM 1:30PM 2:30PM
France 1 – 0 Italy 6:30AM 9:30AM 2:30PM 3:30PM
Spain 1-0 France 8AM 11AM 4PM 5PM
Italy 0-1 Poland 9AM 12PM 5PM 6PM
Turkey 1-0 Italy 10AM 1PM 6PM 7PM
Italy 0-1 Spain 2AM 5PM 10PM 11PM
Poland 0-1 Turkey 3PM 6PM 11PM 12AM

Group B (November 7)

Match PST EST GMT CST
DACH 0-1 Nordics 4:30AM 7:30AM 12:30PM 1:30PM
Portugal 1-0 UK 5:30AM 8:30AM 1:30PM 2:30PM
Nordics 0-1 CIS 6:30AM 9:30AM 2:30PM 3:30PM
UK 1-0 DACH 7:30AM 10:30AM 3:30PM 4:30PM
Portugal 1-0 CIS 8:30AM 11:30AM 4:30PM 5:30PM
DACH 0-1 Portugal 10AM 1PM 6PM 7PM
CIS 0-1 UK 2PM 5PM 10PM 11PM
Nordics 0-1 Portugal 3PM 6PM 11PM 12AM
CIS 0-1 DACH 4PM 7PM 12AM 1AM
UK 1-0 Nordics 5PM 8PM 1AM 2AM

Semifinals (November 8)

Match PST EST GMT CET
Turkey 0-1 UK 6:30AM 9:30AM 2:30PM 3:30PM
Portugal 1-0 Spain 7:30AM 10:30AM 3:30PM 4:30PM

Finals (November 8)

Match PST EST GMT CET
UK 0-2 Portugal 9AM 12PM 5PM 6PM

 

About The Author

Lauren was formerly Dexerto's Features Editor and resident Diablo Sorceress. With two Master's degrees under her belt and a lot more Steam achievements, she specializes in all things Blizzard and Riot Games, with some Lost Ark and FFXIV on the side.