During Valorant's offseason, there are plenty of national tournaments being held, and some have already started. The Coupe de France is a French tournament and if you're interested in knowing more about this tournament, here's everything you need to know.
The Valorant offseason has begun, and one of the standout tournaments is now in progress. The Coupe de France is a French National OFF//Season competition where 12 French squads vie for the coveted title of France Champions.
VCL 2023 Revolution Coupe de France: Overview & Prizes
Important Links For Revolution Coupe de France
First, here are the essential links to follow the event and ensure a comfortable viewing experience:
- Official Twitch Channel - VALORANT_fr
- Official Twitter Profile - @valleague_fr
Fin de la phase de groupe !
— VALORANT Challengers France : Revolution (@valleague_fr) September 24, 2023
Bravo aux equipes qui remportent leur place pour les playoffs de la #VALORANTCoupeDeFrance
@TeamAkroma et @ValiantOfficiel accedent directement aux demi-finales
@JoblifeEsport et @3DMAXGaming
@ColorsEsport et @CicadasGaming pic.twitter.com/lAHmrdZEVM
Details For Revolution Coupe de France
This is the Main Event, following a series of events that paved the way. The France Revolution: Split 2 was the precursor, and the top six teams from it secured a spot in the Coupe de France. The rest earned their places via:
- Open Qualifier (3 slots)
- VTT Summer Trial (2 slots)
- VCL France Relegation (2 slots)
With a total prize fund of €10,000, this event is backed directly by Riot Games and is organized by Freaks 4U Gaming. Major sponsors include Intel France & KoRo. The competition, being held online with no LAN matches, commenced on September 21 and will culminate in the Grand Finals on October 1, 2023. The Group Stage has already concluded, and the top 3 teams from each group have moved on to the playoffs.
Playoff Table: Revolution Coupe de France
If you're wondering about the Group Stage outcomes, the aforementioned "Important Links" section has an embedded tweet showcasing Group A & B standings & scores.
Here's a snapshot of the current Playoff Table:
| Quarter Finals | Semi Finals | Grand Final |
| 3DMAX vs Colors Esport (Sep. 28 / 17:00 CEST) | Akroma vs 3DM/CE (Sep. 29 / 17:00 CEST) | TBD vs TBD (Oct. 1 / 17:00 CEST) |
| Joblife vs Cicadas Gaming (Sep. 28 / 20:00 CEST) | Valiant vs JL/CG (Sep. 30 / 17:00 CEST) |
VCL 2023 Revolution Coupe de France: Participating Teams & Lineups
During the OFF//SEASON, teams that might have missed out during the regular season have their time to shine. Valorant's French competitive scene is pretty big, with several teams frequently participating in main Valorant events. However, this event won't feature big names like Karmine Corp., Gentle Mates, or Vitality Gaming, which are prominent French groups.
Below are the Playoff Teams and their respective rosters:
| Akroma | Valiant | Cicadas Gaming | Colors Esport | Joblife | 3DMAX |
| TidUS (FR) | Sacake (CZ) | NowaXxZang (FR) | Pie KaweNtw (FR) | MARCTYLINHO (FR) | Davidp (BE) |
| MatéliaN (FR) | NeskaaS (FR) | Sp1ke (RU) | Shak0w (FR) | Yohpa (FR) | CyvOph (FR) |
| Yotaa (FR) | Jesse (CZ) | Yuta (FR) | Askoo (FR) | MAGiK (NL) | BaWAN (FR) |
| Killu (FR) | polvi (FI) | Apyr (NL) | sorennnn (FR) | starki (PL) | rodeN (FR) |
| OniBy (FR) | Ambi (CZ) | bzt (HU) | KaweNtw (PT) | jas (PL) | Veqaj (FR) |
That wraps up everything you need to know about the French offseason contest. If you're eager for more Valorant thrill, there are other ongoing events to quench your Valorant appetite:
- Valorant Predator League Thailand 2024
- VCL Dach: Arcade
- GC EMEA: S3
- GC Brazil: Series 2
- VEU: Stage 3 - League
We're all keenly awaiting the main offseason event, Tarik X Ludwig Invitation 2, to reveal its schedule and participating squads.