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Team Spirit got the second victory in the ESL Pro League Season 16

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Team Spirit defeated Ninjas in Pajamas with a score of 2:0 in the group stage of ESL Pro League Season 16. After this victory, the Russian team significantly strengthened its position in the standings, having six points. In turn, Ninjas in Pajamas remains the main loser of group A, having three defeats to its credit.

Team Spirit got the second victory in the ESL Pro League Season 16. Photo 1

The second confrontation of the game day started on the Mirage map, which became the choice of the Russian team. At the same time, the first half was held in a bitter struggle, since both teams could not break each other's economy and exchanged in a series of rounds. And yet, the "dragons" managed to cope with the opponent in order to get a minimal advantage before switching sides - 8:7. However, in the second half, the intrigue quickly disappeared from the server, since Ninjas in Pajamas again did not come up with anything in the attack. In turn, Team Spirit players played confidently on defense, thanks to which they closed their own pick with a comfortable score and took the lead in the series — 16:9.

Next, the teams moved to the Nuke map, which turned out to be the choice of Ninjas in Pajamas. Once again, the Swedish team experienced problems in attack, for a long time running into well-coordinated defensive actions. In turn, Team Spirit slowed down a bit, allowing the opponent to close the gap to five rounds — 10:5. After the side switch, the Russian team quickly got down to business, showing several confident rounds and receiving a huge number of match points. Here, Ninjas in Pajamas failed to return to the game, allowing Team Spirit to get the second victory in the championship — 16:7.

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A little earlier, the Endpoint team got an unexpected victory over NAVI with a score of 2:0.

ESL Pro League Season 16 runs from August 31st to October 2nd in Malta at the Salini Resort. 24 teams from Europe, CIS, North and South America compete for a total prize pool of $835,000. The winner of the tournament will receive the main prize of $175,000, as well as tickets to BLAST Premier: World Final 2022 and IEM Katowice 2023.

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