The first time ETF2L's top division culminated in a final was season 3 with Ubersexuals beating TCM, in a hotly contested match watched live by more than 700 people. For the time being however this remained an isolated occurrence, the result of a system which required teams, level on points at the end of the season to play a tiebreaker match to decide their final standings. It wasn’t until season 8 that a regular playoff phase was introduced alongside the new premiership division. The first premiership final pitted season 7’s champion Epsilon against German squad Blight, with Epsi taking the game in two maps. Since that game on 24 of January 2011 more than 15 years have passed, and 46 Premiership finals have been played, featuring 175 players from 27 countries. **Players with the Most Prem Finals** Ten players have featured in ten or more finals, a list unsurprisingly filled with big names, all of whom were part of at least one of European TF2’s three dynasties. - Kaidus: Finals 13, Wins 9 (Demo) - Silentes: Finals 13, Wins 9 (Soldier) - Toemas: Finals 12, Wins 11 (Scout, Soldier) - Kaptain: Finals 12, Wins 10 (Soldier) - Papi: Finals 12, Wins 10 (Soldier) - Schocky: Finals 12, Wins 7 (Scout) - Mike: Finals 11, Wins 9 (Soldier) - Knoxxx: Finals 11, Wins 8 (Soldier, Medic) - Starkie: Finals 10, Wins 8 (Scout, Soldier, Medic) - Thalash: Finals 10, Wins 7 (Scout) **Prolific Winners and Losers** Getting to a final is one thing but winning is another, a handful of players have managed to distinguish themselves in this area with an unusually high rate of victories or losses. Highest Win Percentage (Only includes Players with 5 or more finals) - Thaigrr: Finals 6, Wins 6, 100% - Bash: Finals 5, Wins 5, 100% - Ixy: Finals 5, Wins 5, 100% - Auto: Finals 5, Wins 5, 100% - Toemas: Finals 12, Wins 11, 92% Lowest Win Percentage (Only includes Players with 5 or more finals) - Connor: Finals 5, Wins 0, 0% - Zebbosai: Finals 9, Wins 1, 11% - Nevo: Finals 6, Wins 1, 17% - Amppis: Finals 9, Wins 2, 22% - Josh: Finals 7, Wins 2, 29% - Credu: Finals 7, Wins 2, 29% - Nubbi: Finals 7, Wins 2, 29% **Most Successful Nations** 27 Countries have produced premiership finalists, however not every country has had the same amount of success. A little under 70% of all finalists hail from just five nations; the UK, France, Sweden, Germany, Finland, with each producing more than ten players. The only country outside of these five to produce more than five finalists is Denmark which is home to six. - United Kingdom: 49 - France: 25 - Sweden: 17 - Germany: 15 - Finland: 14 **Most Appearances by Class** While handful of players have managed to distinguish themselves on several roles, even among Europe's all time greats, the majority have only managed to reach the very top on a single class. Scout - Schocky: Finals 12, Wins 7 - Toemas: Finals 11, Wins 10 - Thalash: Finals 10, Wins 7 - Smzi: Finals 7, Wins 4 - Credu: Finals 7, Wins 2 Soldier - Silentes: Finals 13, Wins 9 - Kaptain: Finals 12, Wins 10 - Papi: Finals 12, Wins 10 - Mike: Finals 11, Wins 9 - Gear: Finals 8, Wins 6 Demo - Kaidus: Finals 13, Wins 9 - Numlocked: Finals 8, Wins 6 - Lukas: Finals 8, Wins 6 - Domo: Finals 6, Wins 5 - Nas Boii: Finals 6, Wins 2 Medic - Raymon: Finals 8, Wins 7 - Mirelin: Finals 7, Wins 3 - Mulaa: Finals 6, Wins 5 - Seeds: Finals 6, Wins 3 - June: Finals 6, Wins 2 **Miscellaneous Stats** Multi-Classing No one player has made a premiership final on all four classes, with only only 13 of 175 finalists even managing to do so on more than one. Starkie and Zebbosai have come the closest, with both players competing in finals on the same three classes; Scout, Soldier and Medic. Longest Streak The longest finals streak is jointly held by Knoxxx and Thalash with both players featuring in 9 consecutive premiership finals. - Knoxxx: s10-s18 (6W, 3L) - Thalash: s25-33 (7W, 2L) Longest Finalist Career Schocky holds the record for appearing in two prem finals with the longest time between them, losing both the first premiership final in season 8 and the final of season 46 over 12 years later.

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