The Bulls Team will compete in the knockout stages of the Champions League.

The Bulls Team represents Poland on a daily basis in the ProLeague Champions League. A few days ago, we reported that our partner had taken first place. Unfortunately, they were ultimately unable to maintain such strong results, which resulted in them dropping to second place. Today, we’ll take a closer look at our partner’s results in the group stage of the ProLeague.

Our partner team scored 11 points from 6 matches played: 3 wins, 2 draws and 1 defeat. The goal difference is, of course, positive (+6), with 10 goals scored and 4 conceded. In most of the group stage matches, we saw games in which no more than 2 goals were scored. Is that a bad thing? Yes and no, because in such matches there may be a little less excitement and a lack of a real chase for goals, but on the other hand, no one should complain if the Polish team picks up points, which are valuable for achieving the minimum goal, which was certainly to progress from the group stage.

1-1 vs. Bulgarian Boys FC (A)
1-0 vs. LFC Braunschweig (H)
0-1 vs. Echelon FC (H)
6-1 vs. Bulgarian Boys FC (H)
1-1 vs. LFC Braunschweig (A)
1-0 vs. Echelon FC (A)

The result of the second match against Bulgarian Boys FC deserves special recognition, as it demonstrates just how strong The Bulls Team’s attack currently is. The Bulls’ captain, Princula, commented on the team’s progression from second place as follows:

At the moment, we don’t yet know who The Bulls Team will face in the knockout stage; we encourage you to follow our partner’s social media or keep an eye out for our upcoming articles.

Fusion Cup Poland

The number of domestic league competitions in Poland is growing; come to think of it, we have several structures/leagues in which you can field a team, and quite recently there was also the VPG Miami League. There are teams that compete on several fronts, both on the international and Polish scenes. The Bulls Team is one of the squads that has made it into Group B of the Fusion Cup Poland. Of course, The Bulls Team aren’t the only partners taking part in this league. There are quite a few partners playing in the Fusion Cup Poland, but we’ll cover the others in a separate article.

The league/tournament is organised by the biggest brands specialising in organising leagues/tournaments in esports titles, including OG League and VPG Polska.

So far, our partner has played 10 matches. The Bulls Team is known for its consistent, solid performances, so it probably comes as no surprise that TBT is once again among the leaders. They occupy third place with a record of 8 wins, 1 draw and 1 defeat, and have 25 points to their name. The gap to second place is not large, at just 1 point. However, the gap to first place is already 6 points, but it is worth noting that, despite this deficit, TBT have played two fewer matches.

#		Name	M	RECORD	GD	PTS
1.		OM3N eSports	12	10–1–1	+39	31
2.		Iron Ravens	11	8-2-1	+12	26
3.		The Bulls Team	10	8-1-1	+30	25

Results

• 1:3 vs. OM3N eSports (A.)

Our partner kicked off the league campaign with a match against OM3N eSports. As it later turned out, this was against the leaders of Group B. Unfortunately, our partner lost this match.

• 3:3 vs. Zawisza Bydgoszcz eSports (A.)

Our partner secured their first points, and they did so against Zawisza. However, not three, as one might expect, but one, following an incredible match that ended 3-3.

• 2:0 vs. Iron Ravens (A.)

The first of two possible partner clashes in Group B. The second, of course, is the return fixture, as Iron Ravens and The Bulls Team are the only partners in this group. TBT wins the first partner clash with a 2-0 victory. This time, a 2-0 scoreline didn’t prove to be a dangerous result. Just please, don’t read that in Czesław Michniewicz’s voice.

• 5-1 vs. Pixel United (A)

With the next match, TBT seemed to gain momentum, as evidenced by the scale of this victory. Pixel United were demolished, going down 1-5.

• 4:0 vs. MF Killers (H.)

MF Killers are the sort of team that, in most leagues, are fighting to avoid relegation or languishing in mid-table, so it’s no surprise that we witnessed a one-sided affair here too. Of course, we’re not taking anything away from the MF Killers players; staying in the league is a skill in itself.

• 5-1 vs. Corner Club (H.)

A match against a team that is even lower in the table (at the moment) than MF Killers. We’re talking about Corner Club, who ultimately won only two league matches – fortunately, not against our partner. TBT scored five goals, conceding just one.

• 8:1 vs. Wózki eSport (A.)

Not the first clash with Wózki eSport. The previous one ended much like this one, with one club dominating. Wózki eSport are currently second from bottom, so I don’t think anyone is surprised by the scale of TBT’s victory.

• 7:0 vs. Elektryczni Esport (H.)

Scoring 7 goals without conceding a single one is no mean feat. Why? When playing offensively up front, there’s always a chance you’ll slip up in defence – a rule that even applies in football from time to time.

• 3:0 vs. Zawisza Bydgoszcz eSports (A.)

In the earlier match against Zawisza, we only managed a draw. In the return fixture, we managed to get our own back and win the match after a fairly one-sided encounter, winning 3–0.

• 3:2 vs. Pixel United (H.)

The most recent match so far, against Pixel United, which ended in a 2-3 defeat. This time they put up more of a fight than in the opening rounds, where they scored 1 goal whilst conceding 5.

Upcoming matches

Our partner’s next matches are just two days away, as they return to the league server on 9 June to face teams from the bottom of the table – well, perhaps with the exception of Iron Ravens, who are currently ahead of our partner.

• vs. Wózki eSport (H.) – 9/06/2025, 20:20
• vs. Corner Club (A.) – 9/06/2025, 20:40
• vs. Iron Ravens (H.) – 9/06/2025, 21:00

(H.) – home match
(A.) – away match

source:
https://virtualprogaming.com/league/B

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