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:''See also: [[Co:MK Open 2025]]''

The '''2025 FOCAL finals''', is an upcoming [[co-event]], organised by [[FOCAL]] chairman [[George Armstrong]] and to be hosted by [[Adam Beach]], on 29 November as the closing event of the [[2025 FOCAL season]]. It will run concurrently with the [[Co:MK 2025 Open|Milton Keynes Open]] — a tournament for those attendees who didn't qualify as one of the top eight finalists — to form '''Countdown in Milton Keynes 2025'''.

For the fourth consecutive year, it will take place at the Novotel in the Heelands neighbourhood of Milton Keynes, where the finalists will undergo a round-robin of seven [[9-round format|9-round]] games in the [[Bristol format|"Bristol" format]]. Following these, the top two will play against each other in the championship grand final to determine the winner of the season.

==Co-event timeline==
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 :''See also: [[Co:MK Open 2025]]''
-The '''2025 FOCAL finals''' was a [[co-event]], organised and hosted by [[FOCAL]] chairman [[George Armstrong]] with [[Adam Beach]], on 29 November as the closing event of the [[2025 FOCAL season]]. It ran concurrently with the [[Co:MK 2025 Open|Milton Keynes Open]] — a tournament for those attendees who didn't qualify as one of the top eight finalists — to form '''Countdown in Milton Keynes 2025'''. It was won by [[Dylan Taylor]], who beat [[Tom Cappleman]] {{score|62|30}} in the [[FOCAL2025CGF|championship grand final]].
+The '''2025 FOCAL finals''' was a [[co-event]], organised and hosted by [[FOCAL]] chairman [[George Armstrong]] with [[Adam Beach]], on 29 November as the closing event of the [[2025 FOCAL season]]. It ran concurrently with the [[Co:MK Open 2025|Milton Keynes Open]] — a tournament for those attendees who didn't qualify as one of the top eight finalists — to form '''Countdown in Milton Keynes 2025'''. It was won by [[Dylan Taylor]], who beat [[Tom Cappleman]] {{score|62|30}} in the [[FOCAL2025CGF|championship grand final]].
 For the fourth consecutive year, the event returned to the Novotel in Milton Keynes, where the finalists underwent a round-robin of seven [[9-round format|9-round]] games in the [[Bristol format|"Bristol" format]].

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 :''See also: [[Co:MK Open 2025]]''
-The '''2025 FOCAL finals''', is an upcoming [[co-event]], organised by [[FOCAL]] chairman [[George Armstrong]] and to be hosted by [[Adam Beach]], on 29 November as the closing event of the [[2025 FOCAL season]]. It will run concurrently with the [[Co:MK 2025 Open|Milton Keynes Open]] — a tournament for those attendees who didn't qualify as one of the top eight finalists — to form '''Countdown in Milton Keynes 2025'''.
+The '''2025 FOCAL finals''' was a [[co-event]], organised and hosted by [[FOCAL]] chairman [[George Armstrong]] with [[Adam Beach]], on 29 November as the closing event of the [[2025 FOCAL season]]. It ran concurrently with the [[Co:MK 2025 Open|Milton Keynes Open]] — a tournament for those attendees who didn't qualify as one of the top eight finalists — to form '''Countdown in Milton Keynes 2025'''. It was won by [[Dylan Taylor]], who beat [[Tom Cappleman]] {{score|62|30}} in the [[FOCAL2025CGF|championship grand final]].
-For the fourth consecutive year, the event will take place at the Novotel in the Heelands neighbourhood of Milton Keynes, where the finalists will undergo a round-robin of seven [[9-round format|9-round]] games in the [[Bristol format|"Bristol" format]]. Following these, the top two will play against each other in the championship grand final to determine the winner of the season.
+For the fourth consecutive year, the event returned to the Novotel in Milton Keynes, where the finalists underwent a round-robin of seven [[9-round format|9-round]] games in the [[Bristol format|"Bristol" format]].
 ==Co-event timeline==

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 The '''2025 FOCAL finals''', is an upcoming [[co-event]], organised by [[FOCAL]] chairman [[George Armstrong]] and to be hosted by [[Adam Beach]], on 29 November as the closing event of the [[2025 FOCAL season]]. It will run concurrently with the [[Co:MK 2025 Open|Milton Keynes Open]] — a tournament for those attendees who didn't qualify as one of the top eight finalists — to form '''Countdown in Milton Keynes 2025'''.
-For the fourth consecutive year, it will take place at the Novotel in the Heelands neighbourhood of Milton Keynes, where the finalists will undergo a round-robin of seven [[9-round format|9-round]] games in the [[Bristol format|"Bristol" format]]. Following these, the top two will play against each other in the championship grand final to determine the winner of the season.
+For the fourth consecutive year, the event will take place at the Novotel in the Heelands neighbourhood of Milton Keynes, where the finalists will undergo a round-robin of seven [[9-round format|9-round]] games in the [[Bristol format|"Bristol" format]]. Following these, the top two will play against each other in the championship grand final to determine the winner of the season.
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