In a tightly contested battle, Heroic secured their coveted spot in the final by defeating the Brazilians from Imperial.

How did the match go?

In their showdown, Heroic needed three maps and even overtime on the last one to overcome the legend falleN and his team.

The first map was Imperial's pick, Overpass, where the Brazilians tried to put up a fight but, unfortunately, lost with a score of 13-16.

The next map was Heroic's pick, Inferno, which the Brazilians confidently won with a score of 16-11.

And then came the third map, Nuke, where initially Heroic had an 11-4 lead, but miraculously allowed it to reach 15-15 before finally winning 19-17!

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What's next?

For Heroic, there is only one match left on their path to the championship, against the winner of the G2/Vitality match.

The final game will take place on June 11th at 21:30!

As for the Brazilians from Imperial, this marks their first 3rd-4th place finish in a tournament of this scale. In terms of prize distribution, the team earned $40,000 and 1,200 BLAST Premier points.

It's worth noting that the team's sniper, Gabriel "FalleN" Toledo, plans to join another organization and is already engaged in private negotiations with them.

Previously, the team's most significant victory was in the BLAST Premier: Spring American Showdown 2023, where they defeated Pain Gaming 2-0 in the final and earned a prize of $20,000.

The BLAST Premier: Spring Final 2023 is taking place from June 7th to June 11th in Washington, USA. The teams are competing for a prize pool of $425,000 and a slot in the BLAST Premier: World Final 2023. You can follow the schedule and tournament results at the link.