The long-awaited victory of FURIA fe at the Rainhas do Clutch tournament will be remembered not only for the title but also for the historic triumph over their principal rival. The team defeated Imperial fe, to whom they had previously lost three consecutive finals.

Matches between FURIA fe and Imperial fe have always drawn attention, and this final lived up to expectations. The clash of two of the strongest teams on the female CS2 scene promised to be intense, and that's exactly what the viewers got.

Imperial's Negative Experience

After the defeat, Imperial fe's captain Zainab "zAAz" Turkie expressed her disappointment on social media. In her post on platform X, she noted that the match was "the most unfair in her career." zAAz accused the Brazilian audience of allegedly helping FURIA fe by passing information at crucial moments of the game, despite warnings from the organizers. "Losing is fine, but this way — it's disappointing," Zainab wrote.

Her message stirred a strong reaction among fans, especially in Brazil. Fans left mocking comments, repeating the phrase: "If you want to cry, send a voice message." On Reddit, the discussion also turned towards the behavior of Brazilian spectators, with many criticizing the atmosphere of tournaments in the region.

Uncontrolled Crowd

Among numerous comments, a Brazilian spectator under the nickname astrovisionary stood out, acknowledging that the problem lies not only with the fans but also with the organizers. He suggested stricter measures, including stopping matches in case of violations, writing about it on Reddit. "If TOs want to host tournaments in Brazil, they must respond to such behavior. It creates a sense that such actions are normal," the user noted.

He also pointed out the popular streamer Gaules, whose style of presenting broadcasts might fuel such situations. This calls into question the neutrality and quality of holding tournaments in the region.

Importance of the Incident

The victory of FURIA fe at Rainhas do Clutch can go down in history as a significant achievement for the team. However, the situation with the fans raises questions again about ethics and the organization of esports events. For the scene, it's a signal of the need for changes that will allow the creation of equal conditions for all participants, regardless of the region.