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The '''2008 Campaign Cup''' was a [[Millennium Series]] paintball tournament held in London, England, from 23 to 25 May 2008. It was the second event of the [[2008 Millennium Series season]], following the opening round in Málaga.[1][2]

[[Moscow Phoenix]] won the professional Champions Paintball League (CPL) competition, with [[Budapest Bullets (Hungary)|Budapest Bullets]] second, [[Joy Division (paintball team)|Joy Stockholm]] third and Chilli Peppers Riga fourth. [[SK Moscow]] won the Semi-Professional Paintball League (SPL) competition.[2][3]

== Event ==

The Campaign Cup was the British round of the five-event 2008 Millennium Series. The season continued at Toulouse in July, the Nürburgring in September and Paris-Disney in October.[1][2]

WARPIG published a virtual field preview using the Millennium Series' published maps and Sup'Air bunker dimensions. Contemporary SEBURO coverage also reproduced and discussed the Campaign Cup layout.[1][4]

== Champions Paintball League ==

=== Championship background ===

Joy Stockholm entered the tournament leading the championship after winning the opening event in Málaga. Copenhagen Ducks had finished second there, Budapest Bullets third and Frankfurt Syndicate fourth.[2][5]

Moscow Phoenix arrived with 56 points from sixth place at Málaga. Its Campaign Cup victory added 100 points, bringing the team's championship total to 156.[2]

Budapest secured its second consecutive podium finish, following third place in Spain with second in London. Joy's third place maintained its championship lead.[2]

=== Final standings ===

The archived official CPL ranking table records the following London event placings and championship points. These are event-ranking points, rather than points scored in individual matches.[2]

{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Team
! Championship points
|-
| 1
| [[Moscow Phoenix]]
| 100
|-
| 2
| [[Budapest Bullets (Hungary)|Budapest Bullets]]
| 88
|-
| 3
| [[Joy Division (paintball team)|Joy Stockholm]]
| 80
|-
| 4
| Chilli Peppers Riga
| 72
|-
| 5
| Stockholm Ignition
| 64
|-
| 6
| London Shock
| 56
|-
| 7
| Vision PPC Grenoble
| 48
|-
| 8
| [[Copenhagen Ducks]]
| 40
|-
| 9
| [[Marseille Icon]]
| 32
|-
| 10
| Moscow Caste
| 28
|-
| 11
| [[Frankfurt Syndicate]]
| 24
|-
| 12
| Philly Dogs
| 20
|-
| 13
| [[London Nexus]]
| 16
|-
| 14
| Consilium Dei Zurich
| 12
|-
| 15
| Influence Montpellier
| 8
|-
| 16
| [[Oslo Menace (Norway)|Oslo Menace]]
| 4
|}

Campaign was Moscow Phoenix's only CPL event victory of the 2008 season. Fourth place was Chilli Peppers Riga's highest placing that year, while Stockholm Ignition's fifth place and London Shock's sixth were also their respective best finishes of the season.[2]

== Semi-Professional Paintball League ==

SK Moscow won the SPL competition. Planet Eclipse's report on the following year's Campaign Cup explicitly identified SK as the previous season's semi-professional winner.[3]

That report distinguished SK's 2008 SPL success from its subsequent professional Campaign Cup victory in 2009.[3]

== Championship position ==

After the opening two rounds, Joy Stockholm led the CPL standings with 180 points. Budapest Bullets followed on 168, with Moscow Phoenix third on 156. Copenhagen Ducks stood fourth with 128.[2]

{| class="wikitable"
! Position after Campaign Cup
! Team
! Accumulated points
|-
| 1
| [[Joy Division (paintball team)|Joy Stockholm]]
| 180
|-
| 2
| [[Budapest Bullets (Hungary)|Budapest Bullets]]
| 168
|-
| 3
| [[Moscow Phoenix]]
| 156
|-
| 4
| [[Copenhagen Ducks]]
| 128
|-
| 5
| Vision PPC Grenoble
| 112
|-
| Joint 6
| Chilli Peppers Riga
| 104
|-
| Joint 6
| London Shock
| 104
|-
| 8
| [[Frankfurt Syndicate]]
| 96
|}

The next round was the [[2008 Millennium Series Toulouse World Cup|Toulouse World Cup]], held in July.[2]

== See also ==

* [[Campaign Cup]]
* [[Millennium Series]]
* [[2008 Millennium Series season]]
* [[2009 Campaign Cup]]

== References ==

# [https://www.warpig.com/paintball/tournament/millennium/2008/campaign/fields/index.shtml Millennium Series Campaign Cup: Event Field Layout] — WARPIG, event dated 23–25 May 2008, London, England.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20180104132540/http://www.millennium-series.com/rankings.php?ranking=cpl_2008 CPL ranking 2008] — The Millennium Series, archived official event placings and season standings.
# [https://eclipsehq.blogspot.com/2009/09/campaign-cup-results.html Campaign Cup Results] — Planet Eclipse, 22 September 2009; identifies SK Moscow as the 2008 Campaign Cup SPL winner.
# [https://seburo.blogspot.com/2008/05/preview-millenium-series-round-2-london.html?m=0 Preview: Millenium Series Round 2 London — The Campaign Cup Field Layout] — SEBURO, 24 May 2008.
# [https://seburo.blogspot.com/2008/05/ May 2008 archive: Preview — Millenium Series Round 2 London, The Campaign Cup] — SEBURO, contemporary preview and CPL standings after Málaga.

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Admin: Created the 2008 Campaign Cup article with verified dates, Moscow Phoenix's professional victory, all 16 official CPL placings and points, SK Moscow's SPL victory, and the championship standings after the second round.