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ENTERPRISE Esports took the grand final 2–1 over Chiefs Esports Club on Sunday afternoon. Here is how each match in the Oceania bracket finished.
The Rainbow Six Siege APL Oceania Stage Finals are done, and the official bracket has the final scores. ENTERPRISE Esports finished on top after three maps against Chiefs, which ran from 2:25pm to 5:10pm AEDT at the Ubisoft Community & Esports stage at PAX Aus.
Chiefs had to come through the lower bracket to get there. Here is how it played out, match by match.
Saturday. ENTERPRISE beat Chiefs 2–0 in the upper final, winning both maps 7–4. The first map began at 4:05pm and the second finished at 6:04pm. That sent Chiefs to the lower bracket and ENTERPRISE straight to the grand final.
The lower semi-final went the distance. Man LFO beat 7VEN 2–1, taking the first map 7–5, losing the second 5–7 and then winning the decider 8–7. The decider started at 9:15pm and ended at 10:18pm, which ended 7VEN’s run.
Sunday morning. Chiefs met Man LFO in the lower final at 11am. Chiefs won both maps 7–4, finishing at 1:04pm, so Man LFO were out and Chiefs got a rematch.
Sunday afternoon. ENTERPRISE took the first map of the grand final 7–2. Chiefs hit back on the second, 7–4, to force a third map. ENTERPRISE then closed it out 7–3, and the last map ended at 5:10pm.
The bracket data does not list the maps, so we cannot tell you which ones were played. The grand final’s first map began at 2:25pm, 25 minutes after its 2pm slot, so the schedule slipped again, as it did on Friday’s semi-finals.
PAX said the four teams were playing for a $40,000 prize pool and “a coveted place at the Osaka Major”. Neither PAX’s page nor the bracket says how the prize pool was split or which result earns the Osaka Major place, so check Ubisoft’s pages for that.
You can look back at how we got here with our first look at the four-team field and the schedule change we reported on Tuesday.
Source: Ubisoft Esports – APL Stage 2 OCE Stage Finals bracket, PAX Aus – 2026 expo floor, Ubisoft Esports – Osaka Major