Grayhound have left ESL Pro League Season 18

Today, the Australian organization Grayhound played their last match in the ESL Pro League Season 18. In this match, the guys lost to the Brazilians from Furia with a score of 0:2.

How did the match go?

Furia beat their opponents with a score of 2:0, but it can't be said that it was a walkover or something like that. The teams fought, but Grayhound just fell a little short.

The first map of the confrontation was Inferno (Grayhound's pick). The winner of the first map of this confrontation was only known after the first series of additional rounds. Furia beat their opponents with a score of 19:17!

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The second map of the confrontation was Vertigo (Furia's pick). Here the Brazilians already defeated their opponents with a score of 16:8.

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The MVP award of the match goes to Furia's rifler Kaike "KSCERATO" Serato, whose rating for the two maps was 7.9!

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What's next?

The Grayhound team left the championship taking 21-28th place and took home $8,000! Meanwhile, Furia advanced to the last chance bracket final of Group A and will play against GamerLegion today in a match for a spot in the playoffs!

The match is scheduled for 20:30 Kyiv time.

The Group A bracket looks as follows:

Some details about the championship

The ESL Pro League Season 18 takes place from August 30, 2023, to October 1, 2023, and the prize pool is $850,000, and the winner of the tournament will also receive a direct invite to the BLAST Premier: World Final 2023! More details about the tournament can be found here.