On July 12, 2026, Qing Jiu Club edged out Al-Ula Mobile 3-1 in a best-of-five match held as part of the Call of Duty Mobile Major Summer 2026. The contest, recorded as lasting 22 minutes, offered a brisk, competitive display of mobile esports at the tournament level.
Match details and immediate takeaways
The match was logged as a BO5 encounter with Qing Jiu Club claiming victory by three maps to one. According to the match summary, Qing Jiu Club improved its head-to-head record against Al-Ula Mobile to 2 wins versus Al-Ula Mobile's 1.
"The winner of the Call of Duty match was the team Qing Jiu Club with the score 3:1 and lasted 0 h, 22 m."
For Mobile-area gamers and esports followers, the result provides a clear data point in the summer Major’s shifting standings and in the short-term momentum of both squads.
Recent form and tournament context
Both teams came into the match with modest activity over their recent schedules. The published figures list wins in the last five matches as 2 for Qing Jiu Club and 1 for Al-Ula Mobile; over the last 10 matches, Qing Jiu Club showed 5 wins to Al-Ula Mobile's 3. The Major is one of several events listed on the tournament calendar for the Call of Duty Mobile competitive season, which includes regional and online prize pools ranging from $22,494 up to six-figure totals.
- Event: Call of Duty Mobile Major Summer 2026
- Format: Best of five (BO5)
- Result: Qing Jiu Club 3, Al-Ula Mobile 1
- Duration: 22 minutes
A short table below summarizes head-to-head and recent-win data as reported from the match summary.
| Statistic | Qing Jiu Club | Al-Ula Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| Result (this match) | 3 | 1 |
| Match duration | 0 h, 22 m | |
| Wins in last 5 | 2 | 1 |
| Wins in last 10 | 5 | 3 |
| Head-to-head wins | 2 | 1 |
Mobile residents who follow Call of Duty Mobile competition can take this result as an indicator of Qing Jiu Club's current upward momentum in the Major, while Al-Ula Mobile will be looking to rebound in upcoming matches. Tournament schedules and prize pool breakdowns continue to be posted by event organizers, and local fans can track live results and streams through the usual esports outlets.
The concise nature of this match—just 22 minutes from start to finish—underlines how rapid-map formats in mobile esports can produce decisive outcomes and shifting tournament narratives in short order. Fans in the region interested in following further matches should consult official tournament pages and streaming platforms for brackets, schedules and live coverage.
